When the Berlin Wall came down, short sections were left as a reminder
that it had existed. My photo was of one such section - can't remember
which bit.
Alistair
On 05/07/2021 17:51, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
I agree that this is a great gallery!
My first thought was to use one of my images from Taos, but I quickly
realized AnnSan would do that, and hers would be much better than mine!
Then I went to the Great Wall or the Acropolis, but those are pretty
cliche. Since I love Japanese architecture, I finally decided on one from
our trip to Japan a few years ago.
I went to Bruce Nagel's website, to try to discover what and where
BHN0002 is, but he is as mysterious there as in his PUG entry.
I also found "The Brutal Architecture of Repression" by Alistair Lax quite
mysterious. I believe it is a museum jof state terror in Berlin.
I think Bill Robb's "Prairie Sentinel" is my overall favorite followed
by Mark Cassino's abstract image.
Dan Matyola
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On Mon, Jul 5, 2021 at 8:10 AM ann sanfedele <[email protected]> wrote:
Officially my favorite gallery this year! Love this stuff, and the
variety the subject inspired.
The best thing is that it looks like no one had to struggle to find a
photo of theirs that fit the bill - everyone who participated seemed to
have a favorite that jumped out of their files as being subject matter
that compelled them to shoot... Ok, I'm projecting (no pun) my situation
but I bet it is true for most if not all..especially since there are
photos in the PUG by more than the usual suspects.
ann
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