Much like the Neapolitan fisherman cast in stone on the shores of Maksimir lake in Zagreb, I went through this October empty-handed and melancholic.
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Not at all a melancholy photo to me. So clear and sharp, and such grace in the statue, even if he does suffer from an empty line. Every detail is clear and the red is perfectly placed. I’ve been missing your beauty.
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Superb !
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Grazie!
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Wow it’s beautiful
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Thanks, Tricia 🙂
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He looks like a patient man!
Nice shot. I like all the colours.
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Yes, the palette is lovely. That was a single semi-sunny day in a long series of overcast, rainy and foggy days that we have been having.
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Interesting scene, Paula
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That’s what I was thinking too 🙂
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😊
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Beautiful composition, Paula. Like the bit of contrast between red and white most.
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🙂 very flattered by your comment, Reinhold.
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Not at all a melancholy photo to me. So clear and sharp, and such grace in the statue, even if he does suffer from an empty line. Every detail is clear and the red is perfectly placed. I’ve been missing your beauty.
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Beaudelaire said: “I can barely conceive of a type of beauty in which there is no Melancholy.” 🙂
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Aha! There’s food for thought!
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Beautiful, Paula! Love the fall colors (in spite of the coming cold)! 🙂
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I like cold too 🙂 Thank you, Linda.
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Sorry that you went through it empty-handed and melancholic, but you got this fantastic photo from it! 😀
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beautiful 🙂
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🙂 your comments make me very happy today 😀
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Your composition is fabulous and what colours! I hope this month is not so melancholic for you.
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