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:: North American robintexture "080" by Thank you!
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Morning haze ... Thank you very much!
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A very endearing little fellow and a beautifully 'touched' moment.
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... one of those (rare) mornings when the world feels all wide and fresh and inspiring ... Thank you!
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I love that kind of mornings myself.
Thank you, for sharing with us.
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(Did I already mention how much I miss them?)
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Here's to Spring!
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der blick ΓΌber die schulter 
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"...konnte *er* auch", natΓΌrlich, 'tschuldigung, Mr. Robin!
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... und singen konnte sie auch
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Kann mich noch genau dran erinnern, das war so ein stiller, irgendwie besonderer Morgen ... Danke dir!
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Gerne 
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Really soothed by the grainy texture and soft blending of shades you do so dutifully of a fine artiste
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Thank you! Made my day to read your comment! I always liked this photo but somehow the original didn't show what I had actually seen that morning. A camera seems to be simply too limited a device to detect a mood that is so obviously (to me) in the air sometimes ... I hope it finally became visible what was "really" there that morning ... (Oh how I miss these moments ... the world seems so empty in this cold.) Thanks again!
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I agree about the limitations of a camera. I can see why we photo-manip a lot, cause the mood is difficult to capture. For me, it's why I feel more of an affinity with writing..at least I feel I can describe how the moment made me feel. But your shot here does have the soft mistyness and serene light that comes with a quiet stillness, me thinks
I agree too about missing the spring summer fall months
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A nice analysis you did here 
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I like hearing stuff like that, that you prefer reading. It's neat to see how balanced the place we exist in is, some write, some read, some photograph, some enjoy looking at photos...
Oh btw, I was thinking about your photos the other day, in relation to a periodical called the Sun. They publish mostly black and white shots, but they're all very unique and have that quality which yours have, the quality of a moment in time, and connected to a story somehow. Often the shots in the Sun will be adjacent to a work of fiction and be totally fitting with the story, even though the shot and story aren't connected. There's something about your work that always bespeaks a story somehow.
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Oh well, this world could be such a harmonious place 
Still trying to get hold of a copy of that Sun publication, sounds very interesting! That you feel the presence of some kind of a story behind my pictures here makes me smile from one ear to the other because it feels like a really big compliment (yes, there usually is, of varying relevance though 
... And now I finally get to read your bike story ... see ya
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Yes, I agree, this world could be an incredibly harmonious place, especially in light of all the harmony that already exists, with all our disharmony! lol
Here's that Sun Magazine link again: [link]
It turned out to be a sleeping beauty to me. I'd had a subscription running for a few years, but during those years I was so busy I barely got time to flip thru any of them, as they piled up. And this past year I started reading them, mostly the fiction and the sections of "reader's write" and every issue was totally illuminating! And I'm not illuminated so easily!
I like that neat white emoticon of yours btw!
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Oh, it's a striking resemblance, I'm just not that pale
Thanks a lot for the link and for sharing your history, hopes, and inspirations with that magazine. I hope to get it from a news stand in my hood instead of having to wait for mail delivery... I'll keep you posted
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I'm happy for you that you're not so pale!
I didn't know you could get it on the newstand. I went to Chapters where they have literally 8200 different periodicals on display, but not the Sun. But good luck!
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What's too pale is too pale
On the newsstand you pay more for them, and in theory, in an ideal world, they should be available (Not even at Chapters? 
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Well, Calgary is a big city, with skyscrapers, lots of cars, and even has computers too! lol...but culture is of another kind here! At many magazine racks I could barely find a literary magazine of any kind! I mean, not even the New Yorker!
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Sounds like a serious down-to-earth approach
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Wow, a whole shelf! But that's what I love about the "East" culture!
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