That is everything but crappy. And how could the sky in its glorious sunset colours ever come out anything but beautiful??? Enjoy the sun – it’s definitely a year-end to remember!
I was wondering just now if one reason I’ve become so preoccupied with the construction of photos is my constant awareness that photos don’t look like reality, at least not to me …
They are definitely “constructed reality”. Even street photography and documentary are, because they are only ever a conscious recording of a slice of reality as seen by one person.
I think it’s beautiful and I wish I was there!
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it would be lovely to have you here!
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Looks so beautiful and warm. Snows over rated, or at least I think so.
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I am not a snow lover … though I like to have some of it. Maybe not as much as you guys have!
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I think your photograph is not crappy at all. It is quite lovely, actually. Thanks for sharing it.
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Were Guylty here ….
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not so crappy at all!
I wish I could be there too ( it’s so cold here and I love Florida)
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Florida was especially pretty today, I must say.
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Such a beautiful sky; not at all crappy.
Wishing you and your father a happy new year.
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It really is gorgeous. One of the Florida upsides.
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That is everything but crappy. And how could the sky in its glorious sunset colours ever come out anything but beautiful??? Enjoy the sun – it’s definitely a year-end to remember!
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It doesn’t really look like it looked — but it will be sufficient to remind me of how it looked.
I don’t know if I ‘have ever had a vacation quite like this one.
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If it triggers your memory, then it will have fulfilled its purpose.
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I was wondering just now if one reason I’ve become so preoccupied with the construction of photos is my constant awareness that photos don’t look like reality, at least not to me …
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They are definitely “constructed reality”. Even street photography and documentary are, because they are only ever a conscious recording of a slice of reality as seen by one person.
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