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in my People Series ...
Taken on Jan 23, 2018
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Hey, Dad, do you smell that? A skunk crossed this field earlier.
"...I can't smell it."
...Listen!...It's that big woodpecker with the red head.
"...I don't hear it."
...Wow, can you feel that? There's a small earthquake happening right now!
..."I don't feel it."
...Hey, look, these ants are fighting.
"I don't have my glasses with me, Clancy."
Geez, Dad, how can you enjoy yourself out here when your senses are so dull?
"Well, I have sense enough to go for long walks with my enthusiastic dog pal, whom through his heightened zest for life I live vicariously."
...That makes perfect sense!
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Abandoned (Kemp) road, Ottawa, Ontario
411. Clancy, 7yrs 23wks
Clancy's YEARBOOK 8: www.flickr.com/photos/130722340@N04/albums/72157711807199236
A layered London street scene exploring distraction, identity and modern isolation. The sharply dressed subject moves through harsh midday light while disconnected from the activity unfolding around her, creating a cinematic moment of urban detachment.
My take on the word for the 28th round of the photography scavenger hunt.
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Wade
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Pic taken Jun 22, 2023
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You know, I don't really remember exactly where I took this pic. I know it's somewhere in Eastern Alberta along Hwy 12, but I cannot for the life of me remember which town it is close to. I'm thinking Coronation, though.
Location : Melville / Johannesburg
- Olympus OM-2
- Zuiko 24mm f2.8
- ADDOX Color Implosion 100
processed by www.meinfilmlab.de
Film still do the job... Captured with my Hasselblad 503CW and Kodak T-Max 100.
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The small white fishing arches from the turn of the century were established at a time when the islet was the center for the beachers, fishing, whaling, gear making and salt extraction. Today, the sea sheds serve as a holiday home.
photo montage by Diane M Kramer
aka She Wolf
for my friend Eva.
(also some other dear friends and family photo in comment boxes) been a social time lately!