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I was going through my photos the other night, the album was from our Seattle trip last year.(Ahhh it was so beautiful I LOVED Seattle! ) At that trip, annoyingly enough (to my honey) I and my camera were the best buddies, stopping at every step and taking a million shots with my honey's lovely sound effect at the background 'grrrrrr!..'
Long story short, going through those photos I realized I had quite a few wavy shots, all from different places and all had different textures. I wonder if I'm particularly drawn to wavy things, and if there is some psychological reason behind it, hmmm? (I look for a psychological source for almost everything in my life, and often behind other people's too) .. Anyway, here I leave you with my waves from Seattle, see how they make you feel,
and let me know if you have any input!
Long story short, going through those photos I realized I had quite a few wavy shots, all from different places and all had different textures. I wonder if I'm particularly drawn to wavy things, and if there is some psychological reason behind it, hmmm? (I look for a psychological source for almost everything in my life, and often behind other people's too) .. Anyway, here I leave you with my waves from Seattle, see how they make you feel,
and let me know if you have any input!
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