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I took an image of water filtered through by sunlight and edited the photo twice through in order to bring out these extra dimensional layers to it.

I took an image of water filtered through by sunlight and edited the photo twice through in order to bring out these extra dimensional layers to it.

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Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, US

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Mar, 2022

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Cat’sEyes

This photo helps me to remember where I once started, and where I may yet go—from one side of my beginning to the opposite side of my ending— and

I will never cease looking up at the sky with a sense of wonder and amazement, and realize that each of us have that same capacity within outselves.

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Checking my archived photos, this one triggered a gigantic feeling of nostalgia for me— and then I thought everyone can connect to this shot because there is always thaf one image of a road that people have travelled more times than they can fathom.

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Sitting on the back deck, this little one came around. He was very curious as it looked at me with its head cocked to the side and staring me down with one itsy-bitsy eye.

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My friend took me to this beach so i could de-stress. I have to say that nothing takes away anxiety like interacting with seagulls. Pure wonder to lose yourself in watching birds. They are amazing, and im glad I will always be able to remember through the

Thought using the mirrors would offer an interesting perspective instead of looking ahead. It was interrsting to see what was going on behind me.

I was amazed at the immense and sprawling network of stone throughout Providence, Rhode Island. The city was trembdously beautiful with all of its stonework and architecture wherever you looked: A fun urban nungle to find an adventure.

This is the second of a pair of photos- thought it beautiful of a sky even with the rain starting down.

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