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Jacksonville, FloridaWOCA 120N (Holga with a glass lens)
Kodak TMAX 400 (expired)
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in colour would also look beautiful i think
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I think you're right!
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Those clouds are so beautiful, nice pic.
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This is really calming to look at, R.Β
You're such a fantastic photographer
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Oh, I have to though! Finals are next week and I need to do good to keep my 3.7 GPA!!Β Β
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Ok, just balance your study with your sleep!Β OK?
BTW, I'm very proud of you!
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I know, it's harder than it sounds though!
Thank you R 
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You're very welcome, dear.Β I know you'll figure it all out!
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Thanks Marco!Β And thanks for the 
R
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Thanks, Jon!Β And thanks for the
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I like the wires framing the cooling towers. Β Trade-offs and more trade-offs.Β
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It's like you and I talked about before - I used to fear and avoid wires when I had a camera in my hands.Β Now I try to make them work with me, or at least incorporate them when necessary.
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In this case the subject matter pulls them together. Β You want convenient and plentiful power? Β One way or t'other it's going to cost you.
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What really caught my attention about the photo (not through the viewfinder) was the distinct, but random pattern of the wild grasses in the foreground, and a similar phenomenon with the patterns of the clouds in the background . . .
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They really do echo each other.
It is quite humbling to discover how much of good photography is recognition after the fact.
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Weird, isn't it!
And after-the-fact discovery can be a wonderful thing - sometimes!
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You are very welcome, Richard!
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Thanks dear!Β And thanks for the
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