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What wonderful contrasts in the 2nd photo! Have a great weekend, Sandra 😘
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Thank you Ashley! I hope the rain has subsided and you’re able to enjoy a nice weekend. Take good care!
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Very nice images, Sandra!
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Thank you Indira! Take good care
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It still looks so dry there. I like the soft focus in the leaves nearest you in the second shot. It’s really intriguing, Sandra.
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Thank you Chris! Honestly I think I had the aperture set for a bird shot and forgot to adjust it. A happy accident. Yes, it’s really dry out here this year. We are so eager for rain. Happy Saturday friend!
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Great depth of field, Sandra, and I mean that in life meaning and camera focus meaning.
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I love that phrase and it’s versatility too. Thank you bro! 😎
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One of my favorite moments in journalism, Sis, was when one of my colleague photographers took a great picture of a farmer working successfully with a bounty of crops and another colleague editor wrote under it for the paper ‘Here is a man outstanding in his field.’ At least I remember it that way …
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Oh that’s a great one! I’ll bet you have lots of cool memories like that from those days. Do you think collaboration in journalism is happening in person anymore or is it mostly a Zoom industry now? I wonder what effect that has on the process.
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I think they are working more from their personal spaces, Sandra, but still attempting to collaborate on the big ideas.
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Sorta reminds me of the Hill Country in Texas. I am homesick for Texas. Oh wait! I am in Texas now! (nevermind) Hahahahah.
Great photos Sandra.
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Thank you Lance! I’ve heard this area does look like Texas. I know you’re joking but I understand feeling homesick for the place you live. I think it’s a side effect of the pandemic. Take good care
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