Wander project chasing light fantastic…

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1. Lovely photos they are great, not a sight that I am used to in reality, not until I experience snow.

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   • snow is magical when you are young. It is in the way when you get older!

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2. “Everything is changing everything,” Plato said.
   It’s so, when the picture is a question and when we look at ourselves with our fathers.
   If you look at someone, after a few months you will notice the difference, do not you?

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   • The eye sees what the heart sees. When someone is around you a lot, you don’t see the signs of change over time. You see the person differently!

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3. Beautiful pictures. The photographs preserve memories that would otherwise forget.

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   • They do, they are the doorway to yesterday!!!

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4. You explained photography, the light, and life very well Doc. Easy to understand and a reminder to keep taking photos. That is how we make forever memories.

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   • They truly are forever memories!

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5. Love the photos. Interesting about light. For me when I lived where there was snow in the winter the saddest part was the dwindling light in the early afternoon that led to total darkness so quickly. In the summer I get a bit nostalgic in the afternoons when that golden light shines and I know that soon evening will be coming in. When I begin my days real early I love the bright early morning light and as the day goes on I look forward to the familiar, friendly kind of evening glow.

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   • we grow used to what we know! Thanks great points!

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6. Beautiful images , Thank you for sharing

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   • They are of things that are no more.

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