Wordless Wednesday – allow your photo(s) to tell the story.
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A man with dyslexia writing about this and that and everything else!
A man with dyslexia writing about this and that and everything else!
Wordless Wednesday – allow your photo(s) to tell the story.
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Open doors and open windows make wonderful gateways your into photographic imagination!
I agree, Robert. It’s a lovely way to put it.
What a great shot, Hugh!
Thanks, Terri. It’s one I’ve used before on a Sunday Stills post when I was the host. I like it so much that I thought it deserved another outing.
That’s perfectly pretty cool!
Thanks, George.
Nice! Great composition Hugh.
Thank you.
Great shot Hugh💜
Thank you.
A cool photo, Hugh. Looks like a great day too.
From what I remember of the day, it was a lovely day out, Diana.
This is a great picture, Hugh.
Thank you, Robbie.
Great picture.
Thank you.
There’s a story here! So tranquil and causes pause for reflection. Thanks for sharing, Hugh.
In another blog post, I called him ‘The Time Traveller,’ Natalie.
Great shot, Hugh. The framing is perfect!
Thanks, Donna. I was lucky he stood still.
That’s an awesome, striking picture and a great use of creative photography!
Thank you, Mae. It’s blogging that got me interested in photography.
What a beautiful picture, Hugh. It’s the kind of photo that I would like to “walk in to”.
Having walked into it, I can recommend it very much, Lea.
The man looks like he is consumed in a peaceful place
It was until I spoilt his peacefulness. 😀
I love photos taken through doorways and windows using ruins. This lovely, Hugh.
Thank you, Cathy. I have lots more taken from inside ruins. I’ll have to start sharing them.
Oh yes, please do 🙂
A perfect photo!
Thank you.
Love this pic 🥰
Thank you. It’s one of my favourites too. I’ve used it in another post, but not for Wordless Wednesday.
I love all the different textures in this photo. Beautiful!
Thank you, Priscilla. I was fortunate to have captured the man in the frame before he decided to turn around and see me taking his photo.