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So Much Depends Upon Still Photography

December 24, 2010
By PerfectMGymnast DIAMOND, Parker, Colorado
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Favorite Quote:
"If you don't leap you'lll never know what it's like to fly"

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So much depends
Upon
The beautiful clear shots of
Photography
Capturing my
Memories
Hanging among the walls around
Me

© Cherri L., Cerritos, CA

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beautifulspirit PLATINUM said...
on Dec. 9 2011 at 8:50 am
beautifulspirit PLATINUM, Alpharetta, Georgia
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Vaguely reminds me of William Carlos Williams poem, "The Red Wheelbarrow." But I liked your poem---it defines what photography does for people, recording their memories.