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Thanks to Johnny Cash for creating 'The Mercy Seat '.This one is dedicated to him.it`s reality on commentary.
"And the mercy seat is waiting
And I think my head is burning
And in a way I'm yearning
To be done with all this weighing of the truth.
An eye for an eye
And a tooth for a tooth
And anyway I told the truth
And I'm not afraid to die."
Revival might be the answer.
"All human things are subject to decay,
And, when Fate summons, monarchs must obey;
This Flecknoe found, who like Augustus young
Was call'd to empire, and had govern'd long:
In prose and verse, was own'd, without dispute
Through all the realms of nonsense, absolute."
-- John Dryden
An old antique cart sitting in the moist climate at Grasmere Lodge on the South Island of New Zealand. ISO 500, 1/30 sec, F5.0, Nikon D200 with Nikkor 18-200 VR at 70 mm.
Two days later the only left of the deer at this location was the stomach. I followed fur trails in a couple directions with no luck on finding and other parts of the deer. You can see the deer was eating corn from somewhere.
I looked around the stomach and all I could find were more crow prints and finally some dog prints of pretty descent size. That's probably my culprit. The next day I was looking down the hill toward where this has taken place and was luck enough to see a large lab chewing on what was left of the stomach.
I think that concludes my 'Decay of the Deer.' I hope you had fun.
After a few practice sessions with CS4 I like the results. Now avidly searching for more abandoned buildings for the next trip out
Rolleiflex T with the Rolleinar close-up lens attached. Arista EDU Ultra 200 film, developed in Diafine.
Earlier this year I uploaded a shot of a section of rail that a tree had grown around. This was a close up to show the decay of the rail. Looks to have been here a long time.
The light is fading
I'm losing time
My soul is lost
My body is broken.
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Time's ticking,
I'm going crazy
But my heart isn't beating,
Because I'm decaying.