Old Age
Winter can be trying when
old age stealthily advanced,
the past your companion.
Bygone days your consort
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Earlier Posts
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Blogroll
- International Centre of Photography, NY. Inspirational Indeed, for those of us who do not often visit NY! There is a vast amount of fabulous material online
- Machiel Botman Moving and Artistic photography/books and more
- Michael Ackerman Artistic, moving and unusual Mono Photography
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Great capture… I have always questionned myself why old people love to stay near windows or doors… To see people passing by so that their loneliness seems lighter? Who knows…
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Simple but wonderful, Paula.
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What a beautiful and moving portrait!
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wow! beautiful! perfect! touching! I love it!
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Getting old is almost like life’s winter isn’t it. A touching and captivating photo.
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Beautiful image, my friend, beautifully lit – and all the more poignant for the cloudiness of the window panes. And, increasingly now, I certainly know what you mean about the past being our companion. A
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The years taste a lot different
Than they use to when your young
We chase that taste for the rest of our life
As always sheldon
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Great study in monochrome, Paula, and like the words too….
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Beautiful and touching image, Paula.
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Moving, thank you
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