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Depth over distance every time, my dear

And this tree of ours may grow tall in the woods

But it's the roots that will bind us here

To the ground

Depth over distance was all I asked of you

And I may be foolish to fall as I do

Still there's strength in the blindness you fear

If you're coming too

If you're coming too

Hold on, wait until that lone sun

Breaks from the arms of the Lord

Hold on, though we may be too young

To know this ride we're on

Depth over distance was all I asked of you

And everybody round here's acting like a stone

Still there's things I'd do, darling, I'd go blind for you

If you let grow sometimes, let it grow sometimes, let it grow

Just let it grow sometimes

Hold on, wait until that lone sun

Breaks from the arms of the Lord

Hold on, though we may be too young

To know this ride we're on

Hold on, though we may be too young

To know this ride we're on

Depth over distance every time, my dear,

And I may be foolish to fall as I do

Still there's strength in the blindness you fear

If you're coming too, hmm

If you're coming too

Hold on, wait until that lone sun

Breaks from the arms of the Lord

Hold on, though we may be too young

To know this ride we're on

To know this ride we're on

To know this ride we're on

Ben Howard

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Not all motorcycle clubs have their own police officer, but we do.(Although he has now retired from the force). And as a driving instructor in the police and rescue service, for many years, we sometimes struggle to keep up with him. Both on the road and in the bar..He he.👍

The full wall with depth. Midweek mayhem, I had to take some long lunches!

Poet, Activist,Novelist,Playwright and Columnist. Defining the new spoken word and giving a voice to voiceless..Shouting loud and Roaring like a Lion with Soft Spoken words..and depth of soul and passion..A Fitting example of an American Great For Black History Month

"Profondità percepita..."

(oil on canvas, 40x40 cm)

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(Traditional Painting Meets AI)

Image made using Grok - is a free AI assistant designed by xAI to maximize truth and objectivity.

 

... for the early bees and the gardener

and for a Peaceful Bokeh Wednesday

 

with these woodland crocuses / Elfen-Krokusse (Crocus tommasinianus)

in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend

My favorite technique of all time, the ever-unpopular selective colour!

How I miss everything about San Diego.

;-)))

Detail on top of utility box ~ San Diego ~ California ~ USA ~

Listening to " Wild Cat " by RATATAT ~

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OLYMPUS EM-1 Mark II

in the depth / there are rotten leaves / and distinct creatures thriving / on decomposed matter

Helios 44M f/2

Godox TT600S triggered with X1TS

 

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A cormorant fishing at Taroona, Tasmania.

We only have azaleas in bloom for a very short time here in East Texas. Springtime here is lovely to see but the pollen is killer.

 

ODC: narrow depth of field

How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.

I love thee to the depth and breadth and height

My soul can reach, when feeling out of sight

For the ends of being and ideal grace.

- Elizabeth Barrett Browning

 

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A macro study of a broken piano hammer mechanism

Canon EF24-70mm f/2.8L II USM | Kodak T-max 400 Pro | HC-110

i’m currently testing the thypoch cimera 75mm f1.4 — it might show up differently in the metadata, but this portrait was shot with that lens. straight out of camera using the greg williams leica look on the sl3. no grading, no edits — just glass, light, and timing. what draws me in is this cinematic quiet in portraits: a kind of stillness that settles in the eyes, where everything else softens and falls away.

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