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reflection
I guess we all ask the same question, “what does the future hold for us?”
Let’s put aside our differences and remember we’re all in this together.Immediately after I took this photo, I asked the young couple if they would like for me to take their photo with their camera. They said yes. I hope their photo turned out as well.
Young Love
Cambria
March 2008Gordon
age 70
Dx 10/03
neobladder 9/4/04 -
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Thank you all. I’m glad you enjoyed the photo as much as I did. Tis fun to share.
Karen, I use a Canon Power Shot S3IS. I guess I’m much like a lot of politicians who figure if they talk enough they will eventually say something intelligent! I figure if I take enough photos I will evenutally have a photo worth while. The joy of digitual cameras! This particular photo was shot with a pink filter. The sun was so bright I was afraid it would “wash out” otherwise. I must have taken 20 photos of that particular sunset. What a glorious evening it was!
Best regards to all,
Gordon
age 70
Dx 10/03
neobladder 9/4/04 -
Gordon,
You won the lottery on that one!!! Beautiful shot. I’m so glad you shared it with us. I’m also glad to know you are carrying your camera around with you. Please keep them coming.
Nice to hear from you,
Rosemary
Rosemary
Age – 55
T1 G3 – Tumor free 2 yrs 3 months
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That is one of the most beautiful photos I have ever seen. Very nice job.
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What differences?…I want to go there…gorgeous shot………Pat
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Gordon,
What a beautiful photograph! I am so glad to see you posting again! (LOL inside joke)
I wish I could take pictures like you. What kind of camera do you use?
Karen
Caregiver for my Wonderful Husband Angelo, who has Metastatic Bladder Cancer.Life isn’t about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain.
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