Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Ivo_B on June 08, 2019, 01:02:20 pm
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Behind a fence of ancestors
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48025207626_721d3e5bef_o.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2gaPK49)
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So, you do have your own walls, don't you?
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So, you do have your own walls, don't you?
Not sure what you mean..😳
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Not sure what you mean..😳
You (Europeans) complain about our (Trump) wall. Like Hollywood celebrities who live behind 10 feet concrete barricades in gated communities while advocating open borders.
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You (Europeans) complain about our (Trump) wall. Like Hollywood celebrities who live behind 10 feet concrete barricades in gated communities while advocating open borders.
Ha. Politics.
Honestly, I don’t give a hoot about your Trump, Wall, and other US internal affairs.
We (Europe) have enough issues with our borders, US citizens should not think to easily the rest of the world leave their sleep over US internal affairs.
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To me the living tree looks quite cheerful, as if it is laughing at it's fallen ancestors.
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To me the living tree looks quite cheerful, as if it is laughing at it's fallen ancestors.
You never know what happens behind that fence, what makes the tree cheerful.
When I saw and shot that scene, Plato was not far away.
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You never know what happens behind that fence, what makes the tree cheerful.
When I saw and shot that scene, Plato was not far away.
Those kinds of friendships don't lead anywhere.
;-(
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Those kinds of friendships don't lead anywhere.
;-(
Give me one example of friendship that leads to something... (and define something) 😉
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Give me one example of friendship that leads to something... (and define something) 😉
My marriage: led to two kids and the best years of my life. Now that's something!
Something can be either a physical or a spiritual thing - even a concept - and sometimes it can be both physical and spiritual at the same time.
According to my dictionary:
something: an unspecified or unknown thing;
something: an unspecified or unknown amount or degree.
Rob
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My marriage: led to two kids and the best years of my life. Now that's something!
Something can be either a physical or a spiritual thing - even a concept - and sometimes it can be both physical and spiritual at the same time.
According to my dictionary:
something: an unspecified or unknown thing;
something: an unspecified or unknown amount or degree.
Rob
We are on the same line. Agree with all above.
I ‘m lucky to have one such friend as well.
;D