bus window
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Comment by mitalapo:
is that a bridge and a boat and people's shadows in the distance?
thank you for letting me decide.
I vote yes.

bus window
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Comment by jagar:
Just a dreaming away on the bus, forms flying by appearing and disappearing, great ambiance.

ice skater
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Comment by jagar:
Neanderthal, you caught him in the light perfectly. Would have beeen interesting to see how this would be by cropping more off the left, so that he̢۪s coming from the side not in the middle.

bus window
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Comment by roz:
moody and interesting .. loving the dirty window and the indistinct shapes .. :)

Set of Twelve
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Comment by jomari:
To me this speaks of the bleak loneliness of an industrial world.

longing
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Comment by RKT:
I wonder what they're saying to each other.

image 2 of 3
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Comment by RKT:
The beautiful sheen of the water, the rings, perfect.

image 1 of 3
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Comment by RKT:
I never get tired of looking at images like this...nature is so fascinating.

Set of Twelve
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Comment by Melethia:
I have a friend who does something similar. He goes on walks, and takes four shots and puts them together as a summary of that day's journey. I really want to do something similar, too - it's a nice way to tell a story!

Set of Twelve
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Comment by mariuca:
You made us a puzzle book and unknowingly made us play with it.

Always liked the idea of a contact sheet, or a blanket of related images.
I am a little lost here though. I don't know how to read the story and did it horizontally and then vertically and in the end I came up with the resolution that there are too many puzzle pieces.
I would eliminate and make a 6 or a maximum 9 tiles. The only one with a human seems to pull all the strings and wires and cables and I mentally placed it the last. Perhaps I am too literal. But I like a lot the idea of cables, wires and an apparently still functioning chaos.