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So good.

Lovely, Theo - the subject and your picture. It reminds me of a still from an old romantic movie.

Dignity is absolutely the right word.

Strong hands and a kind heart.

An articulate and appropriate rant. We need more people willing to see, and willing to rant.

I don't know. Ken seems to have gotten a little carried away with the tanning lotion.

Dave, it looks like one of those places where you can rent a room by the month or by the hour, depending on the need. Your processing somehow reminds me of an old color postcard.

Ah, the joy of childhood, captured here wonderfully!

I agree with the others. A simple but fascinating shot. Makes me want to linger a while.

Mike, this is what mood is. Fantastic!

The light reflected off the walkway provides a perfect background for the child. And there is a vulnerability here. It's a lovely picture and will linger in my mind.

I love the simple joy of it!

Mike, for me the light adds drama to an otherwise quiet pastoral scene, and gives the photo tension. There is something uneasy about it. Very nice!

Thank you much, Bob.

Thanks for taking a look.

Hide and seek, and you found him/her.

Jack, I'm always very appreciative of your comments on my pictures. Often I find that your critiques provide more incite than I ever considered when I took the picture.

Jack, I just try to find what has meaning to me. It's hit or miss as to whether it connects with anyone else.

Thanks Jack, as always. I don't know how to do 'post production work'. I adjusted levels and contrast a bit. It was a very dark scene looking in from the front door. This may be a bit darker or lighter than it really was. But I don't know the creative stuff, and frankly I don't want to learn.

Thanks for your time!

Light and textures. Awesome!

Thank you, Mike and Mary.

Thanks for taking a minute to look.

Thanks for looking.

Feeling the footsteps.