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Chicago, IL - Paul G - Monday, March 17th, 2003 : goo
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...about time - maybe the passage of years.
Along the way, things happen.
I still think.
I remember how the dirty bricks held the heat of the day.
Sometimes it feels like something's missing.
One more line?
I suppose if...
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Peter: 17th Mar 2003 - 22:35 GMT
I wonder who the last person was to climb up/down that ladder... and why they did.
hool: 18th Mar 2003 - 01:51 GMT
paul! this is very good. great composition and tonal range, very well executed. have you started editing your photos in photoshop or equivalent? and i also appreciated the supplementary text of course.
Paul G: 18th Mar 2003 - 05:06 GMT
Thank you. Sadly, I am still using MS Picture It! to perform my editing. But, that in turn is forcing me to learn more about the camera itself - and that's good. Still, some simple tasks - like resizing - are problematic.
It ought to be possible to produce something meaningful - maybe even beautiful - with fairly primitive technology. I detest the cycle of consumption that causes us to abandon things ever more rapidly - in the hope of having the "newest," "best," and "latest," product in a most wasteful way.
On-line and off-line, things feel very heavy at this moment. Things are quiet; and something is in the air.
Peter: 18th Mar 2003 - 19:40 GMT
yes, everyone is broke and tired of winter... trying to hunker down and ride it out as the icy, gray days fade into spring. creative energies have been low; everyones contemplating means to refuel.
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