no photos. please.
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‘I think the best pictures are often on the edges of any situation,
I don’t find photographing the situation nearly as interesting as photographing the edges.
-william albert allard
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
So true…. and sad too as all my family members don’t want their photos taken
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I’m not a huge fan of being the subject of a photo, but know I need to be on the record )
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I didn’t used to like it as a kid either, but my mum always insisted and I’m glad she did
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yes, later we realize that it is so good that they exist
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I’m not sure why, but all I can think of is, “Elvis has left the building.” 🤣
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I think both give the message of ‘out.’
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Quite likely. 🙂
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I watched a kid trick or treating last night have a total meltdown because her mom took her picture. So funny
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I also prefer those spur of the moment, out of the ordinary photos.
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Me too!
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Daggone papparazzi!
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Yup!!
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Who knew I was such a creative photographer?!
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Same here )
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Cuteness!
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Yes!
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Terrific photo! Sometimes the best shots have that reality/surreal mix!
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They do, thanks
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Great photo. When people photograph me, my Aunt Jo shows up.
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And my mother
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Ha ha haha! 😀
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The edges… the transitions are where some of the most interesting things happen! I once heard “It is when we are in transition that we are most completely alive.”
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Oh, so true
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That is just too cute.
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Thank you-
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Don’t know who Allard is but well said. I hadn’t thought of it that way.
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It’s an interesting perspective
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Bill Allard is a legendary National Geographic photographer whose work was used as examples in photojournalism school of how to look at various situations. He’s retired now.
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Thanks so much, Ray
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Very cool!!
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Thanks, resa
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And you didn’t listen, Peaches.
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