Very beautiful! I love it.
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I have found it strange that I now find such beauty in such otherwise ugly or uninteresting places and things. I guess photography will do that to a person. 🙂
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How beautifully abstract this is, and how daring to represent ‘twinkle’ almost monochromatically.
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Excellent… 🙂
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What a gorgeous twinkle Paula, it’s dancing!
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😀 I guess it is, and to Daft Punk too 🙂 Thanks, Patti!
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Wonderful abstract Paula.
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Clever twinkles, Paula! Love it! 🙂
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Mesmerizing
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clever take on this prompt!
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Paula, questa fotografia la si potrebbe definire di un ”sublime meccanico” :-). I riflessi e la musica con cui hai deciso di accompagnarla fanno si che l’immagine acquisti – nonostante la sua natura statica – una suggestiva impressione cinetica.
P.S.: si capirà qualcosa di quello che ho scritto? 🙂
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A very different take on the challenge, Paula. Love it. 🙂
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Such an effective photo Paula. I can see in my mind’s eye the twinkle created in the sunlight.
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🙂 Cool Colline. I wish I could have obtained this in the sunshine, but sunlight is very scarce these days. I am glad you like the photo.
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Just WOW!!!
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🙂 Different 😉 Thank you, Madhu!
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I really like this unusual shot – feels masculine and clean – hmmmm
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Lovin the bokeh in this. Stunning idea and execution of everyday objects to translate art. (Pretty artsy of me right there. LOL)
Susan
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Much obliged, Susan 🙂
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I knew you’d have a twinkle, Paula, but I had no idea what it would be 🙂 It’s superb!
Are you well this cold weekend? Looking forward to even a couple of days off, I imagine.
Like the music track too.
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Thank you, Jo.
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Thank you, Jo. I know you could not answer what I could not answer myself. I never did or said anything upsetting to that person and that’s what puzzles me. I guess one can say I have a strong personality because I like being truthful and hate hypochrisy and with all that (people are entitled not to like me), I will add just one thing-I never said anything bad to people on their blogs, never being critical of their work, never. If I appeared strong – which I am sure I am – is always in defence and it was only with you as far as I can recall. Of course you can’t answer why someone would erase all her posts without any discussion, argument or similar. I am really peeved cause I have just realised that on top of all the problems in real life I am wasting my energy.worrying and being upset about some ego.tripper and explaining myself to you. The blog stays – hate it, or not.
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I love it 🙂 I had a feeling I knew who it was, Paula, because I’ve noticed an absence but it is not my place to name names. Who knows? People are strange. As I said- try to do what makes you happy (though even that isn’t always easy to know 🙂 )
No need to visit me for a while. 6WS isn’t very exciting and I doubt the walk will be either. Look after yourself!
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How creatively you have used the ‘negative space’! Love it, Paula!
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I always enjoy your different takes on these themes, Paula. Another great choice!
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That’s what I like most about photography (and challenges) to go beyond what’s obvious 🙂 Thanks a lot, Lisa!
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I love how you’ve turned something ordinary into something special.
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Takker og bukker 😀
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Cute post…
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I love the idea of turning something industrial into something ethereal.
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Muito fixe! 😀
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A very impressive industrial abstract.
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