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sillarit.com
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| | | | | The post highlights the beauty and poignancy of abandoned places and structures, capturing their decay and evoking nostalgia. Photographers are drawn to these sites for their stories, emphasizing themes of impermanence and neglect. Each image serves as a visual narrative, reminding viewers of life's fragility and the emotions these remnants evoke. | |
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annegeephoto.com
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| | | | | When I started this hobby, I didn't know there were rules, and it was a good thing. I probably would have walked away from any type of constraint. I just enjoyed taking pictures, composing and learning about my camera. Ritva's challenge this week has us finding images where we successfully broke the rules--or maybe unsuccessfully!... | |
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ameditativejourney.com
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| | | | | This week Tina (Travels and Trifles) invites lens-artists to share photographs that bring a bit of humor into their lives. As I have found that photo walks are like treasure hunts where each click of the camera is tucking images into a bag of treasures ... only to be opened when one is at home.... | |
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sillarit.com
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| | | My idea revolves around Leonard Cohen's saying, "Everything has a crack, that's how the light gets in." which encourages reflection on life's imperfections. These cracks signify struggles but also hope and the potential for healing, reminding us that embracing our flaws can lead to a more fulfilling life. This concept also applies to images, where... | ||
