... that all men are created equal ...
by vawendy

Comment by stevieian:
Oh .. I know this place! Great colors & clarity. Like your subjects/title too!

Alzheimers: Losing little bits and pieces of me
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Comment by Denise:
powerful image, perfectly executed, congrats on the blue

Silver Dollar Diner, Newport News, VA
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Comment by ThingFish:
Cool angle and pov plus great processing and b&w conversion.

Etiquette Lesson #24: How to use a fork
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Comment by Revecca:
Oh Wendy.... Only you. I really like how his tongue is sticking out. Too adorable!!

Etiquette Lesson #24: How to use a fork
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Comment by Dutchdoc:
Funny, and good picture.

Silver Dollar Diner, Newport News, VA
by vawendy

Comment by galatia_n:
Nice bw.

Etiquette Lesson #24: How to use a fork
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Comment by jmritz:
Funny

The Resurgence of the Osprey
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Comment by doremi:
//www.lrconline.com/Extension_Notes_English/pdf/ospry.pdf

I can understand your sadness about the baby osprey. I have also been following a pair of nesting ospreys & have noted a web site that may interest you. Quite a few of these sturdy platforms have been built by the gov. of Ontario ( the pair that I have been watching have built their nest on one). A few years ago a pair had been nesting on a hydro pole nearby & one had been electrocuted, so a platform was built & has had Osprey's every season since! Looking at your picture of the nest on the sign makes me think that one of these platforms would be a much safer nesting site. Perhaps the rangers will be interested.

I really enjoyed looking at your beautiful photos!

Silver Dollar Diner, Newport News, VA
by vawendy

Comment by bob350:
One of my favorites in this challenge. The gleaming black and white conversion fits perfectly with "Silver", the composition is well-planned particularly with camera lower than stand-up height, and including a person lends interest.

Silver Dollar Diner, Newport News, VA
by vawendy

Comment by Leo:
Pretty sweet pic of a diner. I like how the chair backs are "uniform" in facing toward you (don't know if it was happen stance or orchestrated...). I like the composition of filling the frame (not much wasted space). I like how the viewer is lead down the counter chairs to the table. My pick of the challenge. (Just curious though, maybe an outtake in color for comparison...)