“Never thought teacher would ask me for the answer. Now what do I do???”
Now then a little rain never hurt anyone. My Stradivarius on the other hand needs a perfectly balanced humid environment – not rain!
“They all heard about my magnificent ice cream. Cue up, ladies first.”
“New in town?”
“you need a new pick up line.”
“Nope- will never need one again…”
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The photographer what does he see?
lover’s embrace
a little girl’s dreams of the sea
or is it a far off land
or a tucked away place
close at hand
Celebrate the beauty that a photographer catches through his world. Robert Dosineau was a master at making an everyday scene look poetic.
Happy Birthday Robert!!
penned in moon dust 
Tres Bon !! Enchanted! Love the little girl at the Seinne!
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My favorite photographer!
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I didnt really have a favorite
now I do
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The Eiffel Tower is massive. You chose two towers as subjects this week 🙂
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Amazing how he managed to capture some of these seemingly candid scenes. Great photos and very French.
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yes he really liked to capture the everyday awakenings in the life of his people
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i agree i think it is important we try new thigns we may never do it again, but it becomes one more tool in out poetry toolkit to get us going like tino suggested also i usually look for interesting word pairings when i am reading for fun because it may later trigger a poem
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There is poetry in the photographs and words both. Neither need the other. But they do so well together that it would be a shame to ever separate them.
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yes the two are a nice pairing
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I think this is a superb arlgeoly for how not just artists can be treated but also, and then humans in general. This is a unique way of showing how our society turns people into resources, and byndoing so robs them of humanity.
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