My World: Untitled

[fahim mohammed]

 

[James Lemon]

Terrific picture with a lot of heart and soul! I love the title too.

 

[fahim mohammed]

Thanks James.

Catchy title? No

 

[Asher Kelman]

Potentially dramatic!

Needs blood squirting up to the ceiling, spraying his glasses and the surgeon clamping the cut artery!

Explain the reflective surface. Is this through the operating room windows?

Who took the picture?

Asher

 

[Doug Kerr]

Hi, Fahim,

Catchy title? No

I am reminded of the innominate bone, whose name means "without a name".

It is of course badly named, as it does in fact have several actual names. But I like that one better.

Best regards,

Doug

 

[fahim mohammed]

I was waiting in the primary care surgery for some cutting and digging on my corn ( under local anesthesia, of course ). The images above were hanging on the wall..

This one is me clicking away. The surgeon and my son look on..anxiously, i hope


p.s potentially dramatic, I posted a video of my cardiac surgery in progress..

 

[Doug Kerr]

Hi, Fahim,

I was waiting in the primary care surgery for some cutting and digging on my corn ( under local anesthesia, of course ). The images above were hanging on the wall..

This one is me clicking away. The surgeon and my son look on..anxiously, i hope

p.s potentially dramatic, I posted a video of my cardiac surgery in progress..

I hope both went well (mostly the surgery, but good wishes for the video as well).

That image is just wonderful!

Best regards,

Doug

 

[fahim mohammed]

Thanks Doug.

Here is a short 6 sec clip...that's my heart!!

Still Kicking

No, I don't know who made this video. I was not cognizant of my surroundings at this time.

 

[Cem_Usakligil]

You are the first person ever Fahim who has literally showed his heart to me! It's a good one.

 

[fahim mohammed]

Thanks Cem.

If I say so myself, of all the images posted on OPF, this is the most unique.

One of a kind. How many would bare their heart to the public!!

At least no one on OPF.

 

[Asher Kelman]

Thanks Cem.

If I say so myself, of all the images posted on OPF, this is the most unique.

One of a kind. How many would bare their heart to the public!!

At least no one on OPF.

In the past, such as scene was not at the heart owner's choice, as the enemy with the knife watched the heart beat while eating his liver!

Such were the ghastly scenes in Katanga province in the Congo and it has never left my mind. Whenever I see a beating heart, I remember we can do either good or bad.

So happy you have good warriors on your side!!

Asher

 

[fahim mohammed]

Often, hospitals are very lonely places. Long empty corridors leading to places we rather not go..

I have walked these corridors quite a lot. But never alone. This is one of the few times I did.

 

[Doug Kerr]

Hi, Fahim,

Here is a short 6 sec clip...that's my heart!!

Oh, that is wondrous. It looks like a wonderful heart, just what we would (metaphorically) expect.

When was this?

Best regards,

Doug

 

[Asher Kelman]

Fathom,

Some exceptional views and connections!

Not a lot of folks get to look inwardly and so directly!

Doubtless it has lasting effects on one's attitude to everything!

Asher

 

[Andy brown]

Wow Fahim,
You could kick start a Kenworth with that thing.
Looks like you'll be still kicking for a few decades yet!

 

[fahim mohammed]

Thanks folks.

Doug, this was on 25/03/2013.

Asher, yes such experiences do enhance one's ways of looking at things.

Practically, this beat could stop anytime.

Philosophically, this beat could stop anytime.

 

[Asher Kelman]

Let's just enjoy that hidden rhythm of life and treasure it, as I know you do in all those given the breathe of life as a gift!

I cannot take anything for granted. I count my blessings and the miracle of waking up in the morning and it's not just a dream, I have a lot to be thankful for.

Above all, the more I learn about life, the more I realize I know nothing!

Thanks for sharing you pictures and making me a tad more humble!

Asher

 

[Charlotte Thompson]

Fahim

Super creative. I do love the blurry hall and all it implies- I have known this hall a few times too- It becomes a blur all of a sudden- we get that special cocktail- I do hope you are well and your family.

Charlotte-

 

[fahim mohammed]

Asher, Charlotte.

Thanks to the both of you for stopping by.
Sorry for the belated response.

Charlotte, hope you and the family are keeping fine. The young adults must be a joy for you to have around.

Best regards.

Let's just enjoy that hidden rhythm of life and treasure it, as I know you do in all those given the breathe of life as a gift!

I cannot take anything for granted. I count my blessings and the miracle of waking up in the morning and it's not just a dream, I have a lot to be thankful for.

Above all, the more I learn about life, the more I realize I know nothing!

Thanks for sharing you pictures and making me a tad more humble!

Asher

Fahim

Super creative. I do love the blurry hall and all it implies- I have known this hall a few times too- It becomes a blur all of a sudden- we get that special cocktail- I do hope you are well and your family.

Charlotte-