I don't know, I took this picture - trashed it. Cleaning up the trashbin and realized that it was a treasure. It says a lot for something so simple. Is it just me?
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6 comments:
This is one of my favorites that you have taken. I really enjoy long shadows in summer time for some reason. Nicely done!
nice photo, i like the warm feel.
i try to remember that even if i do not like the photo there is always someone that may.
Yeah, you have a good point. I try to think twice before I delete. Sometimes I go on a rampage of deleting because I shoot in mainly raw now. And those raw files take up five megs per image on my laptop! AHH!
That is a cool picture. Thanks for putting up for us!
Editing your own photos is a difficult endeavor, pitting one against their own ego. However, the task of hoarding images is easily accomplished.
I applaud your discovery of this aesthetic simplicity.
No! Even me too!
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