having a gift: is it an obligation (or: does having a talent imply the courage to use it)?
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- kristina - no penny for them
- passionate about photography, art and architecture. In love with those small moments and the everyday. curious about what happens next.
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- 16 house
- 3191 miles apart
- abby try again
- berlin reified
- christine's sketchbook
- clear north
- fen and ned
- fine little day
- get it on the neg
- hei astrid
- il-ne-kore
- jana
- jennan mieli
- johanna wallin
- jollygoo
- kimicon
- l'antipodeuse
- l'inventaire de l'esthétique
- le soleil à travers ...
- lea bolvig
- little postcards
- lumetta
- m
- mackapär
- maditi
- miss moss
- máni katz
- on my way
- orangette
- primoeza
- sandra juto
- schorlemaedchen
- simply photo
- smitten kitchen
- spain daily
- sprink
- the baker's daughter
- the blue hour
- the north elevation
- the selby
- the wednesday chef
- {frolic!}
beautiful shots!
ReplyDeletexxx
Nothing is an obligation...
ReplyDeleteIch weiss nicht, aber ich liebe deine Birkenfotos.
ReplyDeletemagical forest!
ReplyDeletein which sense? a gift as a gifted person or receiving a gift?
(ps did the print arrived yet?)
alessandra
Talent implies not to follow the rules...
ReplyDeleteYour photos are lovely. You obviously have the courage to use your gift :)
ReplyDeleteor maybe one could share their gift so others can enjoy it.
ReplyDeletei love these photos!
ReplyDeleteNo. Talent is too often smothered by for example low self esteem. In my opinion many succeeding artist have more sense of marketing than talent.
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