"...live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived."
Interesting sequencing. I was expecting the man on the right to push the other guy into the pond.
I was there in the fall of '06. Loved the place, even though I read a lot more about Thoreau later and (sort of) changed my mind about the point of his experiments with living in wilderness.
I *deep breath* prefer color pictures, especially when it's random photo album kind. Black and white to is so arty, no? I feel pretentious just saying I like them.
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Interesting sequencing. I was expecting the man on the right to push the other guy into the pond.
I was there in the fall of '06. Loved the place, even though I read a lot more about Thoreau later and (sort of) changed my mind about the point of his experiments with living in wilderness.
I guess your pix only reiterate the man's point...I'll pick the black and whites over the colour ones any day ;-)
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full-to gyaan.
km:
thanks - yeah, i agree.
ghost:
with you on both counts :-)
If the world loves black-and-white pictures, and I do, just how on earth did color become the king?
//cave drawings are cooler than black-and-white.
I *deep breath* prefer color pictures, especially when it's random photo album kind. Black and white to is so arty, no? I feel pretentious just saying I like them.
color:b&w::Andy Warhol:Ansel Adams. no?
And I rest my pretentious case.
and now, will someone add dialogue bubbles to these pictures? :)
and one more word about color vs. b&w - texture
Oh, B&W any day. I'm arty like that, what to do.
But I like the tilts you do in some of your photos, TM - like the first colour one in this post.
BM: Texture. Exactly. (And shadows and clouds.) Color is boring.
Who wants to watch "The Third Man"?
km:
it1s the old high art low art divide :-)
revealed:
see above :-)
mamba:
profound! now go for those bubbles.
sb:
heh. we do tilts too :-D
That's a pond?
I'll join in the chorus and add that I loved the B/W photos too, but the last blue was fantastic :)
lekhni:
thanks :-)
yes, that is a pond indeed. not as big as some, but bigger than others.
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