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Description
I contain
the stories,
but you choose
not to hear
I can
show you
wisdom,
that you cannot
contain
I am old
and in your mind
I soon will be
lost.
But in my life
I gathered truth
and when I'm gone
I'll take it
So who I ask
will loose the most,
me, in wealth
of journey?
Or you my friend,
who will not hear
the lessons of my
history.
MANY THANKS FOR 
FAVES, COMMENTS AND VIEWS.
the stories,
but you choose
not to hear
I can
show you
wisdom,
that you cannot
contain
I am old
and in your mind
I soon will be
lost.
But in my life
I gathered truth
and when I'm gone
I'll take it
So who I ask
will loose the most,
me, in wealth
of journey?
Or you my friend,
who will not hear
the lessons of my
history.
MANY THANKS FOR FAVES, COMMENTS AND VIEWS.Image size
640x480px 207.9 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 20D
Shutter Speed
1/640 second
Aperture
F/5.0
Focal Length
18 mm
ISO Speed
100
Date Taken
Jan 21, 2009, 4:04:01 PM
© 2009 - 2024 WayneBenedet
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Wayne,
Yet again another powerful image. The composition and lighting of this shot really "packs a punch". There is nothing more enjoyable, for me, than an image that is inspirational, motivational, intriguing, and fills me with admiration for the photographer. I feel that I should be sad looking at this image but I am not, maybe it is the title? I am always amazed at how man-made structures, "weather the storms", and in this instance wonder at the tales this house could tell. The fact it is in black and white heightens the message and for some reason, again, that ominous sky does not sadden the shot, only add to the story I'm choosing to see.
Thanks so much for sharing.
Simon
Yet again another powerful image. The composition and lighting of this shot really "packs a punch". There is nothing more enjoyable, for me, than an image that is inspirational, motivational, intriguing, and fills me with admiration for the photographer. I feel that I should be sad looking at this image but I am not, maybe it is the title? I am always amazed at how man-made structures, "weather the storms", and in this instance wonder at the tales this house could tell. The fact it is in black and white heightens the message and for some reason, again, that ominous sky does not sadden the shot, only add to the story I'm choosing to see.
Thanks so much for sharing.
Simon