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The shadow in the shadow
autunno a Savona
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Oil
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In a private garden
Enclosed.
we came from the future
H F F
Freight Through Westbury
Somewhere in a Small Country Town
Candlestick
Z fence with shadow
Running errands (17.11.2018)
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Living in the Shadow of the Stones
Fence and shadow
Camera Bag
Bedside Lamp
Wilding, et cetera
Fence and walker
Fortune-telling...
Schattenspiele
Jacob's Ladder
Pictures for Pam, Day 69: Lovely Light on Lemon
Mysterious.
yes, is winter
Shadows in the shrine ground
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Shadow
Shadow
Avebury Manor Snooker Players
Palm with shadows
Palm with shadows
Lighten Our Darkness
Fire Escape
Two Women on Holiday
Freshly Laundered Shirts
Happy Accident
chaleur dans la rue
No Sign of Hemingway
Light and shadow (01.08.2018)
Monarda July 2018 DSC 0807
laundry shadow
sono romantica :)
geometry meets the wild
shadows in line
A small step for man, ...
paper chapel
Let's play chess !
Sparkling River
Sub Station
Wall (31.05.2018)
Stick and shadow
Off to work (18.05.2018)
Once upon a time on the moon
Cherry Blossom Park
exit
Shadow Over Buttercups.
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A Bridge a Crossing
"When you eventually discard your intentions
I shall leave you for other gardens."
Henry Graham (born 1 December 1930 in Liverpool) is a British poet. Educated at the Liverpool College of Art in the early 1950s, he was part of the Liverpool poetry scene in the 1960s. The lines above are the end of 'A Bridge a Crossing' which was included as the first poem in the Corgi books anthology of 1967 'Love, Love, Love: The New Love Poetry'. (There is a lot of love in it, but potential purchasers were a bit slow-witted back then and needed clear and repetitive messages. Thank goodness we are so much more sophisticated nowadays.)
Nikon D700 + Tamron AF 70-210mm f/2.8 SP LD lens. I like this lens. It is pro quality, with good optical performance and a sturdy construction. I particularly like it because it cost me only £165 (this is very good value for a lens of this type and this good, despite its age: it dates from circa 1992). But what I do not like so well is that it weighs 3lb (1,340g).
I shall leave you for other gardens."
Henry Graham (born 1 December 1930 in Liverpool) is a British poet. Educated at the Liverpool College of Art in the early 1950s, he was part of the Liverpool poetry scene in the 1960s. The lines above are the end of 'A Bridge a Crossing' which was included as the first poem in the Corgi books anthology of 1967 'Love, Love, Love: The New Love Poetry'. (There is a lot of love in it, but potential purchasers were a bit slow-witted back then and needed clear and repetitive messages. Thank goodness we are so much more sophisticated nowadays.)
Nikon D700 + Tamron AF 70-210mm f/2.8 SP LD lens. I like this lens. It is pro quality, with good optical performance and a sturdy construction. I particularly like it because it cost me only £165 (this is very good value for a lens of this type and this good, despite its age: it dates from circa 1992). But what I do not like so well is that it weighs 3lb (1,340g).
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