– The best way to seize the time is to stop looking at your watch (my quote).
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Seizing the Time
55 responses to “Seizing the Time”
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It’s a great quote, Paula. xo
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Oh, what an inspiring quote, Paula!! It goes right into my little books of gems. 🙂
Ha en god helg!
Klem, Hanne 🙂LikeLike
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Wouldn’t it be good if we didn’t have to live to schedules and timetables? Lovely photo, Paula.
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Great shot and title. 🙂
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Nicely done 🙂
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Timelessness – Great Liberation indeed! Good one
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Thank you!
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I couldn’t agree more Paula. Looking at your watch every five minutes does encourage you to think that time marches on slowly!
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[…] Lost in Translation Seizing the Time […]
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Love your photo and quote, Paula. When I finally retired I stopped wearing my watch and don’t miss it at all!
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Looks like some zombie arms. Cool shot Paula.
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Great picture for that challenge, Paula.
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Good idea.
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I hope you like the execution too 😉 Thank you kindly, Hilary.
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So true. Many people don’t even wear a watch anymore. Just look at your cel.
Picture is precious Paula. Putting together two (un)related things is poetry.
The hand from an (independent) sculpture with the clock.
Brilliant.
Bon week-end.
Até logo.
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Me encanta parler with you em two o tres idiomas at the same temps. Trés amusant.
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That’s a beautiful composition, Paula. The positioning of those hands convey an intense sense of helplessness and exasperation. In today’s hectic, restless and fast paced world aimed at being more and more ‘productive’, we end up being overworked, over stressed and overburdened. And life often gets reduced to a race against time. Personally, I see this image as an expression of this fact. For me, this is one of your best images 🙂
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🙂 soothing my soul as always. I’ll keep in touch, buddy. Thank you. Hugs
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I like the composition Paula with the 2 hands reaching out to capture time, and love your original quote, as some one else commented above, now I am retired I do not wear a watch, but I still find myself watching the time, a habit I can’t break
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So you’re coming up as an author, too…….
BEAUTIFUL QUOTE AND GENIAL PHOTO-COMPOSITION!LikeLike
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🙂 Ti ringrazio Anna. Buona serata.
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Yeah! 😀
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[…] Photo Challenge: Time (I) The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Time (Contemplating) Seizing the Time Time […]
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Nicely shot and great for the theme, Paula.
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Thanks, Jane. I’m glad you like it.
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It’s like you have your own Blue Period 🙂 And I like how it looks like the hands can change the time. Great metaphor
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Thank you, Alex.
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Now that made me smile. A wonderful ply on words with your image.
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I am smiling imagining you crouching on a sidewalk or bench. I can often be found in some rather interesting pose trying to get just the right angle. 🙂
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Thank God, I did not have to crouch. I still can’t do it, Sue, and I am not sure when I will be able to take stairs either up or down. It has been really hard these past six months with my knee, and I only dared to take my camera outside some weeks ago.
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Oh dear Paula I am so sorry to hear that! I can only imagine how difficult it has been. I am hopeful there is a treatment plan to improve your quality of life. Sending hugs across the miles. Xo
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Wise words. Great image. Love the ‘illusion’ you created in your angle to the clock and the sculpture.
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Carpe Diem! Do not look at the ticking machines! 😀
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Che bello vivere in un’isola deserta , senza orologi ne’ giornali………
La tua citazione e’ giustissima…( we want more , from you!)
Molto azzeccata anche l’originale foto!LikeLike
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