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FORESHADOW
sensual rhythmic movements
foreshadows
their
perfect
interpretation
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Stories, poems and thoughts about things I find interesting!
FORESHADOW
sensual rhythmic movements
foreshadows
their
perfect
interpretation
life happens . . .
Noreen Crone-Findlay talks about the crafts she loves with her friend, Tottie Tomato. They'll be sharing tutorials, how to's and step by steps for spool knitting, crochet, doll making, small loom weaving, wood working, paper crafts and all manner of other fun crafts. This is a family friendly blog.
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By Tom Merriman
Beautiful interpretation of the “foreshadow” challenge. I like to people watch. What fun would it be if I could only look at half the population?
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Thanks Rob…know what you mean!
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Where — what part of the world are you? I loved that photograph, the tension of the fully articulated limbs, the fact that both dancers are male, the black and white palette, the fact that one man wears trousers and the other does not . . . beautiful!
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I live in Northern Italy, not far from the Austrian Border. I took several of these men doing their rehearsal…this I agree was just fantastic, once I put it into B/W…sometimes it’s better than color! Thanks!
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