some of my photos
Some that I took on my vacation...the ones with the rocks are from the island where I went...you can see how I got a concussion slipping and falling on those...ugh...
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~Kate
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Ce e amorul? E un lung
Prilej pentru durere,
Caci mii de lacrimi nu-i ajung
Si tot mai multe cere.
--Mihai Eminescu
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~Kate
I really like this one in particular! Something about it brings a lot of contemplation to mind. Where is everybody? What do the people that use these boats do with them? Is the fog the reason no one is using them? If so, why? What are they all doing now? Sitting at home watching TV, or gazing out wondering when the fog will lift, in anticipation of the next time they can get onto the water?
The beauty of it is that I don't need answers. It's the contemplation itself that makes it hard to NOT look at it and think.
Great composition too. Framed perfectly! Not so balanced I'm drawn to a particular point, which to me is really booooorrrrring. I'm drawn to many different elements in the photo, from one to the next to the next, and back around again, asking all sorts of questions. That is what makes a picture really interesting to me.
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I'm not likely to be around much longer. As before when I first signed up here years ago, I'm finding that after a long hiatus, and after only a few days back on here, I'm spending way too much time here again already. So I'm requesting my account be locked, banned or whatever. It's just time. Until then, well, I dunno...
Thanks There are no TVs on the island where I was, and limited Internet access. Even to use my cell phone I had to go to one side of the island near the mainland. At any given time there are usually only about 200 people on the island plus about 150 employees, and if you want solitude there are plenty of places to go to be alone. The rowboats are often used by the ppl who are on the island I was staying on, to row to some of the other islands nearby (which you can't see in that picture because of the fog) but I don't know who owns the sailboats.
~Kate
_________________
Ce e amorul? E un lung
Prilej pentru durere,
Caci mii de lacrimi nu-i ajung
Si tot mai multe cere.
--Mihai Eminescu
[img][800:680]http://i885.photobucket.com/albums/ac56/Kate_0825/Kate/DSC_1152.jpg[/img]
~Kate
I really like this one in particular! Something about it brings a lot of contemplation to mind. Where is everybody? What do the people that use these boats do with them? Is the fog the reason no one is using them? If so, why? What are they all doing now? Sitting at home watching TV, or gazing out wondering when the fog will lift, in anticipation of the next time they can get onto the water?
The beauty of it is that I don't need answers. It's the contemplation itself that makes it hard to NOT look at it and think.
Great composition too. Framed perfectly! Not so balanced I'm drawn to a particular point, which to me is really booooorrrrring. I'm drawn to many different elements in the photo, from one to the next to the next, and back around again, asking all sorts of questions. That is what makes a picture really interesting to me.
I was gonna comment on exactly the same one! It looks like a watercolour painting