I love looking through your camera! It teaches me about another view point -- seeing things I would not see otherwise. Not necessarily because I wasn't in a particular place, but because I wasn't paying attention, not seeing what you were seeing.
An example is that great photo (borrowed, not mine) of the telephone wires on my blog post this week (EXPAT LIFE: TELEPHONE TRIALS). I looked at a similar view for 6 !!! SIX!!! years on a daily basis right outside my own window in Armenia and never thought to take a photo of it.
Now I can kick myself!
Miss Footloose www.lifeintheexpatlane.blogspot.com Tales of the Globetrotting Life
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I love looking through your camera! It teaches me about another view point -- seeing things I would not see otherwise. Not necessarily because I wasn't in a particular place, but because I wasn't paying attention, not seeing what you were seeing.
An example is that great photo (borrowed, not mine) of the telephone wires on my blog post this week (EXPAT LIFE: TELEPHONE TRIALS). I looked at a similar view for 6 !!! SIX!!! years on a daily basis right outside my own window in Armenia and never thought to take a photo of it.
Now I can kick myself!
Miss Footloose
www.lifeintheexpatlane.blogspot.com
Tales of the Globetrotting Life
Your random shooting is interesting.
Americana day looks like fun!
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