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The crowd turns out on a mild early winter day. Their awe of the Arch reminds me of how the apes reacted to the Monolith at the beginning of Kubrick's 2001, only this monument will not send us to the stars. It's good enough for me, though.
Off to New Jersey in the morning for a blitz two-day visit with my side of the family. There will be something appropriate to the season here. Maybe something from NYC on Sunday.
The crowd turns out on a mild early winter day. Their awe of the Arch reminds me of how the apes reacted to the Monolith at the beginning of Kubrick's 2001, only this monument will not send us to the stars. It's good enough for me, though.Off to New Jersey in the morning for a blitz two-day visit with my side of the family. There will be something appropriate to the season here. Maybe something from NYC on Sunday.
'Tis a shadows Thursday!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours!
belle référence cinématographique.
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What a classic shot! Have a safe and fun trip with the fam.
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When I see the myriad ways you photograph your arch it reminds me of a visitor I once had when I lived in Wales. She said you could live in my tiny valley for ever and ever and never stop finding something different to paint or photograph. You show us this every time we see your arch. It astounds me how many different ways you see it. thanks Bob. And wishing you and yours a very happy Christmas.
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing POV. Archie loves you, I'm sure of it.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot. I like the perspective on this one.
ReplyDeleteHope your travels go well. Happy holidays!
ReplyDeletegreat perspective....and the comparison to 2001 is appropriate. But you never know, it might send us to the stars, or at least inspire some to imagine!
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