WW III Talkin' Blues

By John Linton

On 20 July 2008

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Hi there!

I thought you might like this photo on JPGmag.com:

http://www.jpgmag.com/photos/864461

WW III Talkin' Blues

I noticed a lot of unhappiness between JPG members lately. It seems to me that Pope's quip "On life's vast ocean diversely we sail, Reason the card, but passion is the gale.” could describe JPG lately. He also pointed out, “To err is human, to forgive divine.”

In the words of Rodney King, “Can we all get along?”

"Half of the people can be part right all of the time,
Some of the people can be all right part of the time.
But all the people can't be all right all the time
I think Abraham Lincoln said that.
'I'll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours,'
I said that."-Bob Dylan

I hope JPG's World of Tomorrow is a peaceful one.

My neighbor's storm door was swingin' in the breeze when I shot this.

Canon EOS 350 D camera with a Sigma AF 18-200mm DC OS Zoom Lens

Picnik sepia effect.

07/17/08

20 Responses

  • Jose Antonio González

    On 20 July 2008 Jose Antonio González gave props:

    Nice sepia! I like the tree shadows over the house

  • Diane Peterson

    On 20 July 2008 Diane Peterson said:

    Amen.....yep..its me saying that!..Btw..this is a great shot!

  • Paolo Pizzimenti

    On 20 July 2008 Paolo Pizzimenti gave props:

    I do really appreciate your comment John. For the pic I'd like to remind you " Green tomatoes at whistle stop"...

  • Marie Harris

    On 20 July 2008 Marie Harris said:

    I also love how the shadow of the tree seems to be caressing the house. Love the tones in this photo. Great job.

  • Warren Mangione

    On 20 July 2008 Warren Mangione gave props:

    I agree, John. Forgiveness is a gift to the self. I love your shot of this lovely house!

  • J. Blacklist

    On 20 July 2008 J. Blacklist gave props:

    Yes, John! It is better to fight fire with baking soda and water than with gasoline! Huh.

  • Farras Abdelnour

    On 20 July 2008 Farras Abdelnour gave props:

    Beautifully put, John. Neat photo too.

  • G Anderson

    On 20 July 2008 G Anderson gave props:

    there is some great wisdom found here. thank you for that. the photo is beautiful, love the sepia.

  • Lindsay

    On 20 July 2008 Lindsay gave props:

    wow john, just wow. thanks for this.

  • Peggy Gardner

    On 20 July 2008 Peggy Gardner gave props:

    okay john, I forgive you then.....j/k what are you talking about? love thy jpg neighbor? um..there's a lot of that going around !

  • Laura Hartley

    On 21 July 2008 Laura Hartley gave props:

    Ok - Mr Song, the pic is CLASSIC. And everybody: let's just do our art, the artists are rising to the surface, and the scum is sinking under.....just let it go - we will survive!!!

  • petey whitelaw

    On 21 July 2008 petey whitelaw gave props:

    ive mentioned before that i love your photo's. no exception here. this is a classic. i've also mentioned i love your humour. now my boy, its your wisdom and your generosity to share it with us. the full package, aint ya. aint ya.

  • Vidyavati Chandan

    On 21 July 2008 Vidyavati Chandan gave props:

    neat...

  • Kiwi ana

    On 21 July 2008 Kiwi ana gave props:

    Way to Go!

  • rizky nurfa'ni

    On 21 July 2008 rizky nurfa'ni gave props:

    what a wonderfull sepia.

  • Andrew Lorimer

    On 21 July 2008 Andrew Lorimer gave props:

    Did not know your last name was sepia John :) Really nice capture Mr Sepia

  • Camille Susak

    On 21 July 2008 Camille Susak gave props:

    Yep-great shot-just love it!

  • Nelson Campbell

    On 22 July 2008 Nelson Campbell gave props:

    Good words John - if I want a soap opera I can go to work. An um, oh, very nice shot.

  • Portia Söderberg

    On 22 July 2008 Portia Söderberg gave props:

    love that nostalgic feel John! well done!

  • James Wei

    On 26 July 2008 James Wei gave props:

    Great mood depicted. I really like it

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