Your credits say Kenneth Zeng. Maybe he should drop the G on his name for this picture. The first thing that struck me was how tiny “man” is compared to everything else (like those pyramids). Very “Zen” without the G.
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a day filled with gray for caleb and his posse
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Laughing. Yes!
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Caleb, you can make anything happen! 😉 HHD, Dave!
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He can!
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😉
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Camels on a field trip…
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They are…
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Clouds on the dessert! Truly an alluring image. I suppose if Caleb’s happy, so am I. Thanks for the inspiration, David.
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Laughing. You know Debra, I didn’t pick that up!!!!! And Caleb is damn happy!
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Your credits say Kenneth Zeng. Maybe he should drop the G on his name for this picture. The first thing that struck me was how tiny “man” is compared to everything else (like those pyramids). Very “Zen” without the G.
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Ha! Love that!
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I like the clever “Zen” statement as well…
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What a beautiful evocative photo.
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It is beautiful Darlene. And I believe it is “art” rather than a photo.
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Lovely!
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It is!
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Wow what an evocative image! Like a dream scenario…ask Caleb what it means… My endless journey?
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I will ask him and come back to you!
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Looks like a Bob Ross painting of “The lost Caravan to the Cheops Pyramid”. We don’t make mistakes, we just have happy accidents.
-Alan
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Love this!
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