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Hmmmm, no....the challenge is to photograph the beauty every day.

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Many thanks for the on Stained Light

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thanx man

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Glad you liked my photograph

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You are most welcome.

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Thanks you so much for the

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Not sure if you got my reply...the page went empty afterwards. Anyhow, and you might notice I have opinions, but show me ANY great work of art throughout history that was enhanced with a name. When did this start? It is my unwavering opinion that any work of art that needs psuedo-metaphysical title is simply an image that can not stand on its own merit. This also extends to the display of photographs. If people need to display an image using a deco-art methods, again, its because the image can't stand on its own. Why would someone want to do that to his art is not beyond me....everytime I viewed an exhibit where the artist cloaked his images in decorative material...I did not like the work, and saw the decoration as a 'retty nuisance.' The greatest art exhibit I ever saw was in the mid-70's at the Norton Simon museum. 150 Edward Westons, 100 Ansel Adams (16x20) and 100 Brett Weston photographs. Displayed in nothing but glass; not even frames. None of the images had a psuedo-metaphysical name, and each stood on its own merit. They REALLY stood on their own merit.

The association of art with incomprehensible imagery is a modern concept. It is natural for idealistic students to feel compelled to search artwork for revelations since one of the reasons we look at art is to learn. Unfortunately, the notion that cloaking art in symbolism and pseudo metaphysics will make the revelation more meaningful, is suspicious thinking at best.
John Charles Woods

Many thanks for the and comment monsieur

Very clever of the restaurant to post the signs.

As far as translation goes, I think you do a much better job than the translator I used.

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The challenge is to see the beauty in the everyday

I am using scraps more for the personal stuff that isn't all that great. Some people have great images in scraps. Anyone can see them I believe. Anytime you visit a different artist take a look at their scraps. That will give you some ideas on what you might want to do with it.

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thanks for adding one of my pictures

Not sure I want to use scraps. Who sees them? Why have them? Ansel was big on: "Only show your best work." And that's a direct quote.

hehehe, funy translation... without grammar Nice to see, that someone try to comunicate in my language.

No, drunk students are not a problem in... whole Warsaw Sign stand in reataurant garden, near place where students drink at concerts and othet events...

I hope, i'm better than translator

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I don't like english language :/

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kocham oznakę. To wyrabiało mnie śmieją się. Są wypite studenci kwestia w Warszawie? (what I want to say in English: I love the sign. It made me laugh. Are drunk students a problem in Warsaw?) translation site: [link]

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Thanks for the favourite

thx 4

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I don't like english language :/

there will indeed : D

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You are welcome. Hope there will be more deviations coming

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it is a very sweet image.

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The challenge is to see the beauty in the everyday