of the seven deadly sins, the eighth and worst by far is emotional blackmail ... the diligent practise of this subtle and ancient art creates a constantly evolving darwinistic moral vacuum in which the brightest new manipulative ideas and stratagems flourish ... and which only you, or i, can fill !
I'm not sure which of the Falmer photographs is most pleasing. I have always liked the profile of windswept trees outlined against the sky or, as here, against downland. What a contrast of mood, though, produced by the different colours. The sun must have been out in one and hidden in the other. Or were the photographs taken at different times of day?
I tart up my photos, and I don't think there is anything wrong with that. It's the final result that counts. Somehow it didn't occur to me that other people did what I did, which is plain silly of me.
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I'm not sure which of the Falmer photographs is most pleasing. I have always liked the profile of windswept trees outlined against the sky or, as here, against downland. What a contrast of mood, though, produced by the different colours. The sun must have been out in one and hidden in the other. Or were the photographs taken at different times of day?
confession time
same photo, taken from some distance, cropped & tarted up in the first instance
it was really hard for the automatic camera to focus on the soil patterns
I tart up my photos, and I don't think there is anything wrong with that. It's the final result that counts. Somehow it didn't occur to me that other people did what I did, which is plain silly of me.
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