When I’m taking photographs, I find I’m at the edge of the things. The edge of space, skirting the edge of something where one more step I’d be in the thick or absense of things.
Like the edge of a mountain top
9,000 feet up.
or at the edge of a canyon with Bear
at the edge of the deck of my home
In the city, at the edge of a wall
At the edge of a street looking out at the city
At the edge of the beach
At the edge of an inlet
or the edge of the cliffs.
During the holidays, at the edge of a table playing cards.
or a grove of Aspens.
Which edge shot do you prefer?
A. Mingus Mt., Verde Valley, Arizona
B. Mingus Mt., Verde Valley, Arizona
C. Home, Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, AZ
D. Fay’s Canyon, Sedona, Arizona
E. Berlin Wall
F. Paris
G. Duck, Outer Banks, North Carolina
H. Lulworth Cove, Dorset County, England
I. Horseshoe Bay, Bermuda
J. Christmas time, Virginia
K. Aspen grove, Hart Prairie, Flagstaff, AZ
I like the picture of ‘at the edge of the deck of your home’. There is something unique about it. The Berlin wall – love the graffiti. And of course PARIS!!!! My favourite city out of all the concrete jungles of the world. Am guessing it’s at Montmartre.
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Yes, to Montmartre. Ding, Ding, Ding! Thanks for the vote to the deck. When I come home from work, I follow the rail and breath in the air. 🙂
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I’m fond of the Red Rock.
But I’ll not refuse a beach.
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Thanks, JC. Yes to both!
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Oooh, I love this ‘on edge’ theme, very nice Cindy! Oooh Paris… I still need to post my pics from my recent trip but there were soooo many that I never got around to it, ahah.
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Hi Ruth, I loved Paris. Only there for 7 days, but thought it all wonderful. I’ll be back! Would love to see your pictures. 🙂
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Very interesting. I’ll need to keep this in mind when I take photos.
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Hi TBM! Settled back to normalcy after your wild summer? 😉 How is your writing going? My first draft of the second novel is underway and I’m having fun. Hope you are well 🙂
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