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We Are But A Mist
A glimpse over Simsbury, Connecticut.
When I think too much about it, I feel photography is a painful obsession. An impression that is so fleeting caught, rendered and displayed for (hopefully) a very long time.
If the picture evokes something in you put it on the wall. Put it as a backdrop if you must. But on social media, does it linger in your mind for more than a few minutes?
We Are But A Mist
A glimpse over Simsbury, Connecticut.
When I think too much about it, I feel photography is a painful obsession. An impression that is so fleeting caught, rendered and displayed for (hopefully) a very long time.
If the picture evokes something in you put it on the wall. Put it as a backdrop if you must. But on social media, does it linger in your mind for more than a few minutes?