Thank you, Gentlemen!
Thank you, Gentlemen!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Another view of the National Holocaust Monument near downtown Ottawa.
GFX, Canon 24mm TS-E
Nice!
Timely
My local radio station has an American DJ that just told a long story about his time as a child in American Occupied Berlin
He said forgive my tears, I was crying with him, still am.
My first wife was borne in USA Occupied Berlin 1946
The DJ read a letter about scarce food, fuel, heat his mother wrote, she was a nurse taking care of blinded Germans and one little American boy, her son
I met my wife in Skokie IL, neither of us Jewish. The Holocausts Museum is there
Seems to me, War is too constant
Originally Posted by Ari
Another view of the National Holocaust Monument near downtown Ottawa.
GFX, Canon 24mm TS-E
Tin Can
Thanks, Jon and Randy.
Bernice
Antique Store Helper - Payne, GA
Leica M6, MS-Optical 35mm f/3.5, T-Max 100, Pyrocat, cropped to 4:5
This nice guy greeted customers coming in and helped them load their car if they needed. We bought a piece of artwork found at this antique market and after he helped me load it in our car, I took some images around the building. He was helping another customer so I asked if I could take his pic when I was leaving.
Oh - when he was helping me with the painting I bought (it was 4x5 feet!) he saw my camera and asked if I was a paparazzi! I thought that was funny, and also prompted me to ask to take his picture.
Pulaski at Belden—Chicago, IL
Another way to process B&W, this time I used gradient tool applied to selective areas.
Last edited by Ari; 29-Mar-2022 at 20:20.
And the obligatory dog shot
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