These two photos seem to reflect a life journey. The young girl, who sits inside of the window playing with her iPad, soon will be turning into a beautiful, smart lady, like the one sitting right outside of the window. The second photo seems to tell a story of how a gentleman is into his adult life. Though life starts slowing down, it looks like he is enjoying a glass of wine, a fine meal, and shopping; and the young man on his left may reflect his youth.
Excellent photos. I think they show all of us that time is a precious resource and that it shouldnt be wasted. On the other hand, everyone in the photos look so peaceful.
Aren’t these little, harmless, voyeuristic views in another person’s world such a beautiful gateways for quiet contemplation?
(Or am I just waxing poetic?) 😀
Beautifully observed and captured with the camera, thank you for sharing :o)
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Thank you for your compliment! Happy to share with you. 🙂
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Hello Amy,
I like the second picture very much. It looks so tranquil to me.
Have a great day,
Pit
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Thank you for you comment, Pit! I, too, like the second one. 🙂
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Amy, each of your images is layered in stories. Your version, my version, someone else’s version, that is what makes your images engaging.
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I love your comment and thoughts of these photos. I’m honored. Thank you, Sally!
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My pleasure…
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Excellent take! Well done 😊
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Thank you so much for your encouraging comment! 🙂
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You’re welcome!
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Excellent photos. I think they show all of us that time is a precious resource and that it shouldnt be wasted. On the other hand, everyone in the photos look so peaceful.
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Thank you for visiting! I love your thoughtful comment, Vinny!
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No problem. Thank you for sparking my creativity
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Love these, especially the first that looks like you captured ghosts!
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Oh like ghosts… Glad you like it.
Thank you for visiting, Cindy!
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Wonderful to capture the young and old in the same reflection Amy.
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Right timing helps. 🙂 Thank you, Sue!
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Wonderful photos and your description too. Great captures
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Thank you for reading, Raewyn! Glad you like it. 🙂
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Love this Amy! I really like the first shot a lot!
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Thank you, Nicole! The first one tells the story. 🙂
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This is such a fabulous post Amy. It made me think of being young and growing up. Lovely!!!
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Thank you so much, Sue! Happy to share 🙂
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Phantom-like and most interesting, Amy! 🙂
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Glad you think it’s interesting. Thank you Tom! 🙂
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I love how you expressed “snapshots” in time.
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Thank you, Laura! So glad you like it. 🙂
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You’re welcome Amy. 🙂
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Aren’t these little, harmless, voyeuristic views in another person’s world such a beautiful gateways for quiet contemplation?
(Or am I just waxing poetic?) 😀
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Actually, I was wishing you’d do a poem, Dr. Hb. 🙂
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That’s a wonderful idea, and I am honored you asked me to. 🙂
I will try, most definitely..
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Thank you, Dr. Hb! I’m thrilled and honored. 🙂 No rush.
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These are nice, but I really love what you have captured in that first image.
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Thank you, Amy! I think the cropping helped. 🙂
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I absolutely loved the pictures. Your reflections are simply awesome. So true and such a natural depiction.
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Thank you, Parul! I so appreciate your thoughtful comment. 🙂
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Great pictures and profound reflections
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Thank you so much for your comment, Derrick! 🙂
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Great images Amy .. Love your accompanying thoughts too 😄
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Thank you, Julie for reading and commenting. 🙂
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Clever reflections.
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Thank you, Ruth! Happy to share it with you. 🙂
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Awesome candids : )
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Reblogged this on hbhatnagar.
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Hi, just a FYI, the poem goes online today evening, India time. 🙂
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Can’t wait! Thank you so much, Dr. Hb! 🙂 🙂
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Excellent Amy
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Love this post! Came here from Amy Maranto’s post- -and glad I did – I missed this on one of my earlier visits here!
I like the tone – -and enjoyed the commentary too – and just have to add that the sneakers spoke to me in that first image!
Oh those sneakers!
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