Falling down
by Paul

Comment:
Oh, so special. Thanks.

the crumbling corporate world
by nixter

Comment:
Brilliant. Thanks.

Chasing
by Ammie

Comment:
Gits Amanda, wat 'n goeie foto! Ek hou beslis die meeste van die een onder die eerste 20.

Jammer van jou kamera. Spaar maar, en hou die twwedehandse blaaie dop.

Kumartuli 001
by salmiakki

Comment:
Thank you for the tour.

The recurring hand-motive binds everything together.

Amazing subject matter and so well photographed.

4 and 6 are my favourites.

Found in a Wrecking Yard #1
by jomari

Comment:
Colours. Forms. Lines. Made items, made redundant by abuse/misuse, made new by the artist. All presented in their otherworldly importantness. Well, perhaps not the skeleton.

Best for me is the imagined joy you had in collecting these beauties. A treasure of your own making.

I also found the unexpected ending to my liking.

Looking forward to your next one.

For aince it’s toomed my hert and brain, the thistle needs maun fa’ again.
by posthumous

Comment:
I'm seeing in the images that you're a complicated person...
I'm seeing in the images that you're a complicated person...
I'm seeing in the images that you're a complicated person...

And you just like greenery..

Jokes aside.

It was hard work going through the set. Not so much because of the number of images, but because of your elusiveness. But do not despair, you did come shining through in the end. Thanks.

The Pathways
by rooum

Comment:
The tunnelpath-vision effect is so effective.

Your quote rightly emphasizes the permanent goodness a walk bestows on man's spirit, as the images are above being about paths for mere mortals with footprints. Thanks.

Will he survive?
by lei_73

Comment:
We're all minions. aren't we?

Also, so similar but different.

A very entertaining dance.

overlap of the generations
by daisydavid

Comment:
These images remind me of first- and last images on film rolls. I always kept them, because of the randomness presented. An overexposed half, or fading blobs, or double exposures.

Yours do lead straight to introspection. No chance of "Just looking" or "Only browsing" here.

I end up needing to rub the photo's lovingly between my fingers while feeling happy that I could become sad through the experience.

Swazi Lo-Fi
by ubique

Comment:
I am partial to anything with some wit in it. So I have read your essay a few times, and enjoyed it each time. As I wish be as proficient in it as you are, please write a "How-To"tutorial for the DPC site. Hehe.

The images though, are so powerful and cohesive, that they just take over my memory after completion of the essay.
Further proof thereof is the follow-up/extended reading reported in the comments.

The "Dymo" heading letter type is inspired.

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