S&R106#20 selection by Jota

Jota C. says: The old lady on her clothing, the building and the railing could all together have done the job asked for the brief. But what fascinates me the most is the lady’s gesture of peeking through the door and how come that common action keeps making me doubt the accuracy of the exif information that says this was taken in... 2016!

#20 1936 by chrisowenrichards

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Jota C. says: How can an image with so few elements and so little details have this ability of keep sending us back and forth in time?

Toronto, November 2016. #20 by Karl Edwards

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Jota C. says: People have been profiting from solar energy ever since, but nowadays we often insist on using machines to get similar benefits. It’s as if we are forgetting that solar energy is clean and free. Are we wasting knowledge along our way?

#20 street and repeat by scala66/Paul Marsh

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Jota C. says: A variety of eyes looking to different directions, or not looking at all. A variety of heads turned the way they can to keep up with those directions. And then there’s the tea. The tea is served by the man with the serious face to the hand with the naked feet.

#20 by shah toufiqur rahman ovi

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Jota C. says: We can easily travel in time by looking at this, but the presence of someone calmly reading a print newspaper adds to the journey. I suppose this is pretty much the same scene we would have find here 40 or 50 years ago. Except for the frown lines, the sparse white hair and the reading glasses.

#20 - Lockies by Nicolas Reuland

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Jota C. says: A scene from the past or from the future? This moment has been, and will keep being, the same for many years. If this was taken 40 year ago, the railing would look slightly shinier. If this was to be taken 40 year from now, the railing will look even shinier (too rusty, needed to be renewed in the meantime). Everything else - the rocks, the sea, the sky, even the stairs – have been, and will remain the same. The lady? Well, the lady looks now the same as she looked 40 years ago, and will look the very same 40 year from now. That’s what this invigorating diary swim is all about, isn’t it?

by Danielle Houghton

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Jota C. says: The clock lost its hands, time stopped, and the princess was condemned to wander forever. But one day she found the clock hand and now she is going to put it back where it belongs! What will happen?

#20 by johnpaddler

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Jota C. says: The title and the image of a glassy sea make me travel back, far far back, right to when the first animal dared to wade out of the primordial ocean and got to contemplate the sunset over the sea. And so it decided to stay on dry land.

#20 - the first time he saw a sunset by paulu.

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