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[texture by shadowhouse creations [link] ]musical accompaniment
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:: near Cape Charles at the magnificent, vulnerable Chesapeake Bay, and near the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge by the Atlantic Ocean β a trilogy
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One word describes this image. Β Power.Β
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Thank you, Kirke! Happy you like them
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I like them. 
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Oh well, living by the sea is one of those dreams ... enjoy it!!
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Thank you! And don't worry, the bird had hopped away the next second
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really love the green in this, totally! and especially the stance and thoughtful look of the seagull. having just listened to the summer of 42 music i can't help think he's wondering about who he is
also: I must say I really learn from your work that manipulation of colours and such really do enrich the photos you have, almost give them the meaning they need to be complete, ya know?..
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Sometimes I think that this is one of the best things some pictures/poems/stories can do - tickle out forgotten feelings, give memories a lift, connect them, by telling their own little tale ... I guess I'm being hopelessly romantic here, with the close to gazillions of pictures that are out day by day 
That colour thing is an intriguing one for me. It's a fine line between underlining and overdoing, I think. Maybe it's more a reduction in colour by enhancing the relevant ones and dismissing the redundant? Not sure, it's in process 
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Never thought about his writing this way, will keep it in mind ...
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Yes, he taught me not to use the word "very", for instance. I still use it of course, haha, but I agreed that it's not necessary and takes away from the word it's describing. Like he would never write "very beautiful" It was or wasn't beautiful. But don't get me goin on Hemingway! Just stop right now! Shoosh!!
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Now that sounds VERY interesting ... Okay, that's a cheap one
No really, sounds good, tell me more, where did he say that?
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To tell you the truth, I bet he didn't say it, now that I think about it. Probably it's been said OF him in critiques of his work. Anything constructive I read FROM him was in A Moveable Feast, wherein I recall him saying to "start with one true sentence, and go from there". He also mentioned how it was nice how sometimes the story wrote itself. Also I recall from that book how he wrote of not thinking about what he was writing when he wasn't writing, to simply observe and listen and let his subconscious do the work when he wasn't working...stuff like that.
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I guess I should pay a re-visit to this guy. Somehow I had filed him under "adored by German teachers [never read him in English!], not of any particular interest to me" ... a very long time ago. Maaayybe some things have changed since then, you never know
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Haha...well, I actually never picked him up till my 30's and it was mostly A Moveable Feast that still is my favorite, but it's non-fiction and it's about his time in Paris, so I found it so rich to absorb. I've read other stuff of his and it doesn't quite move me as much. But there's a brevity in his use of English that really adds substance to the words and therefore the feelings of what he's relaying...I found. I figured that must be the gist of him winning a Nobel Prize
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Sounds good. Added to my yet-to-be-read/watched list! Thank you!!
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Sowas hat diese kreischende, gΓ€nzlich unbeeindruckte MΓΆwe nun jeden Tag .... Danke dir sehre!!
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mΓΆchte man tauschen ? neh - vielleicht dann doch nicht
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Ach, das ist eine zu schwere Frage ... hΓ€ngt ja nicht zuletzt auch vom Wetter ab
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Danke schΓΆn Walter, freut mich sehr!
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what a great capture, really nice. Love the bird.
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Thank you very much, happy you do!
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