Today was one of those days. I felt more like the top wall than the bottom.
Maybe tomorrow will be brighter.
Both photos were made last week with the Canon G10 and processed with ACR.
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- Steve Gravano
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7 comments:
Hope you do have a brighter tomorrow.
There's such beauty in the colors in the top wall, too.
Hey Steve.. I feel like the crack in that wall. let's hope we both have a better tomorrow...
lovely photos as always..
I hope you have a better day tomorrow too, although I think both pictures are nice. :)
sorry you are not feeling too good.
hope your boys both made it back okay.
i took a photo of a river today as fast traffic was wooshing past me at a close clip. still need to put on the computer so i can see it better. the sun did a little few minute peek from behind the cloud, and i caught it as it was going back behind the cloud.
Hey Stevie, Have a cup a joe and keep on the sunny side, always on the sunny side.
Sorry you had a gray day, Steve. I hope good things bloom for you soon.
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