Sehnsucht
Longing for
My Country of birth
Things once present , forever lost
The Windmills of my mind,
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- 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
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Such pictures comes up in dreams…inviting the fill in the original colours.
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I don’t like the idea of “forever lost” Paula, but I trust you know what the reality is. Your photo conveys it.
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Yes can feel the mystery in image and in words. Nothing can be lost might be it changes its form.
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Yes, I am going to think further on your suggestion…is one with hope. Thank you
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Excellent photo. I really like the mysterious atmosphere.
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Such a classical image!! tinged with sadness.
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I’m very sorry to hear that you are homesick, my friend.
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‘Things once present, forever lost.’ Time passes, and everything becomes once present. The windmill is a curious choice, Paula. It
is future and past and not fully alive when still.
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This poignant image represents nostalgia so well, Paula. Those windmills in my mind are always turning.
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Stunning! I like the effect – maybe a holiday in the future? Surely its all still there? ❤
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