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Oh, both are so nice!!!!
But you’re right — the first one really SAYS ‘haiku’. Nicely done — 😀
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Thanks … monotone is very haiku perhaps …
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Thanks … monotone is very haiku perhaps …
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Great photos. Love the editing. 😀
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Thanks Raewyn … glad you enjoyed the collage!
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There is a gentle pensive quality to the first photoku that I find to be very haiku
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Thanks 🙂 a really lovely compliment!
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