August 26, 2020 — Berkeley, California
There’s a fog upon the Bay.
But they have not lost their way.
They’ll be docking soon they say,
While they still have light of day…
(Nikon D500, Tamron 100–400mm f/4.5–6.3 Di VC USD. RAW processing in DxO PhotoLab 3.3; Editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
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Somehow I imagined a razor scraping off the paint in swift but perfectly precise movements revealing the white canvas. Very ‘near’ to me.
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Thank you very much. That is the exact effect I intended. The images in this post really exemplify it:
https://amagablog.com/2020/06/17/how-does-it-feel/
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👍👌🙏
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I remember that well!
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😊🙏
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🙏😊🙏
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Love the picture >>> and the thought of George Harrison. 🙂
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Thank you very much. I wonder what George would’ve thought?
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I am with Marina – a white canvas down under, below, the tune.
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Thank you very much, AC. See the link here for more of this concept:
https://amagablog.com/2020/06/17/how-does-it-feel/
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Thank you for the enlightening link.
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😊
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Love shot and words
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Thank you very much, Paula.
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Until I checked just know, I never knew there’s an actual Blue Jay Way in L.A. I found out there’s also one in Round Rock, a large suburb immediately north of Austin. Whether either of those streets existed before the time of the Beatles, I don’t know.
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By the way (or by the blue jay way), I also just found out there’s a website called The Beatles Bible, which gives the following account of how George Harrison came to write that song : https://www.beatlesbible.com/songs/blue-jay-way/
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It’s a great story. I was unaware of the thin Peggy Lee connection. She might’ve looked out of the fog and asked if that was all there was.
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And now I see that Peggy Lee’s real name was Norma Deloris Egstrom. A name like that might give a singer a fever that’s so hard to bear; that’s probably why she changed it professionally.
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And when she did change her name professionally I’m sure she thought she was “Miss Wonderful“
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The one in LA certainly did. For many years the city had a very hard time getting the street sign to stay there for very long before someone would steal it.
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Thank you very much.
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There are so many colors in that gray. That’s a favorite thing, pale grays that are made up of many colors. It’s not just black and white. 🙂
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I’m glad you see that. Thank you. I work hard to preserve it.
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I like the subtle bit of color, pink/magenta in the sky. I see sunrises sometimes that leak slight bits of warmth through the overcast that is barely recognizable but I have not tried to capture that. I am impressed with your keeping it real.
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Thank you very much, Steve. The original frame sort of tells me what it wants. I do its bidding.
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