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stupidityhole.com
Taken a good few weeks ago now, after a ride to Tempe station. I like this photo due to the missing details. Everything is still there, but the focus sits on specific parts, and the dark of the early morning reinforces a sense of the quiet. This is my submission into the three hundred-and-sixty-fourth Lens-Artists... |
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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
A particularly interesting theme for this week's Lens-Artists Challenge: 'Looking back'. If you think about it, every photo you've ever taken - even the one you might have captured less than a minute ago - is looking back: a split second of a memory preserved for ever (or at least until you press the 'Delete'... |
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musinwithsusan.com
Ritva is the host of the Lens-Artists challenge this week and she has chosen the theme, "Quiet Moment" https://sillarit.com/2025/09/06/lens-artists-challenge-364-quiet-moment/ My move to a retirement community in Santa Rosa, California five months ago turned my life upside down for a while and participating in the Lens-Artists challenge got away from me. I do love the weekly... |
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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
The theme for this round of the Lens-Artists Challenge is 'Adventure'. I freely admit that I am not the adventurous sort: no Indiana Jones experiences for me, thank you very much. When we went on a game drive in the nature reserve on Sir Baniyas Island in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, that was quite... |
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