Due to illness, I’ve been unable to take pictures for the last five years. I thought that instead of one of my old ones, I’d show you one of my husband’s, taken on an iPhone 6s. My plan is to get back out into the world as soon as possible and am using this remarkable image as motivation.
Copyright © Scott A. Black 2019
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hi rona, wow what wonderful picture i like it very much. have you ever looked at it in black & white, I think it looks even more interesting.
many greetings robert
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Hi Robert,
No I have not, but great idea! I’ll play around with it. Thanks for the suggestion.
ETA: Forgot to say that I’ll get Scott’s permission before doing anything.
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I hope he says yes, i’m curious how it looks.
greetings robert
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Rona! This is a lovely photo and I think it is wonderful that you are once again sharing images, including this one that Scott took.
I hear that you will be going on a cruise! I hope you have a fantastic time and that it provides opportunities to take photos.
Hugs, Tasha
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Thank you, Tasha!
I’m “planning” to be in perfect health by the middle of September.
Miss you!
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Good to see you back again. Rona.
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Thank you, Graham.
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Best wishes for a full recovery – hope you get back out there soon!
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Pam, thanks so much.
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All the best! Hope you can go out and take photo’s soon!
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Thank you, Harrie. I’ve been more than ready for a while now; just waiting for the physical limitations to vanish.
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The picture is absolutely amazing!
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Agreed, and certainly far better than anything I’ve ever taken during the last 13 years that I’ve been shooting.
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Hi Rona and Scott, Wonderful photo. I love this gnarly snag — and those “Something Wicked This Way Comes” clouds! Alf
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Thanks, Alf!
It is perhaps no coincidence that Scott took this during the summer I couldn’t go with him to London. (He doesn’t take pictures when we’re together.) I’m reluctantly acknowledging the value of solitude.
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Well. I’ve often wondered what happened to you, Rona. So glad to find out you’re almost back to health. Eagerly awaiting some new photos – your work has always impressed me deeply. 🙂
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Thanks for your kind words, Frank. Good to see you again.
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Yesterday I posted Scott’s photo on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/leasaunt/52331308823/in/dateposted-public/
It went straight to Flickr’s Explore page.
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