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| Ships that pass in the night, and speak each other in passing, Only a signal shown and a distant voice in the darkness; So on the ocean of life we pass and speak one another, Only a look and a voice, then darkness again and a silence. from Tales of a Wayside Inn. Part iii. The Theologian’s Tale: Elizabeth. iv., by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Observed at the Sacred Heart Church, corner of Darlinghurst Road and Oxford Street, Darlinghurstm which is now part of The University of Notre Dame, Paddington Campus. |
A perfect fit.
ReplyDeleteNice series!!! I love the B&W diversion!!!
ReplyDeleteThis story works very well.
ReplyDeleteexcellent.
ReplyDeletegreat trio
ReplyDeleteThey don't look like ships to me.... more your Aussie dudes! Ha! Fun illustration of the old saying!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS for your work on this new CDP blog portal, Julie!! C'est formidable!
Glad to be back - kind regards from EAGAN daily photo
Great concept, well caught, although I prefer the intensity of colour in the first shot to the b&w.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the CDPB portal. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI like this post, completely, from top to bottom, Julie.
ReplyDeleteAbout the portal, yes, my blog is there. Thanks for your hard work and for checking on it.
Where is the voting for theme day, please? Thanks!
The voting for Theme Day can be found within the THEME DAY drop-down, and then it is coloured blue and resides on the side-bar of the page where you land!
ReplyDeleteTerrific photos and great words to match.
ReplyDeleteYou have me visiting your blog every day eager to see what you have found. It is posts like this that are so rewarding.
ReplyDeleteThe poem is an extra bonus :-)
love this sequence. thanks for the heads up about the portal.
ReplyDeleteI like the color and BW. Entirely different feel. Good eye you have my friend.
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Hah ... it was more a case of me sitting staring at the light as the evening darkened and these guys just walking onto my canvas at the right time.
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