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Give me a home among the gumtrees

You may or may not know that my fiancée and I have just moved to the other side of the world!

Yes, now I'm rediscovering (And Camille is discovering) the pleasures of a home among the gumtrees!

For those of you who want to see a bit of the world we're going to call home for the next couple of years I am setting up a photo blog here:

Home among the Gum Trees

Right on :: Parc Josaphat - Tuesday the 21st of September 2010

Charles!

It is just, in one word, lovely! I was asking why we were not in a park with a little camera, now I understand why. I was just me being ignorant about what a real photo has to give. To the moment. It is my first equinox immortalised, I guess. And in such a beautiful way. You are right. The 'very simple camera' does not only make you think about the process during the time of taking photos, but it also invites you to think about the moment afterwards, when you are looking at them. Or may be it is just your talent, I don't know. All those moments with their peculiar flaws, which make them different than the other moments waiting ahead. There are no words to express what it feels like, but it still makes you talk about it. It should be what a photo is. Saying so much but remaining silent, in an almost violent way. You and camille are just beautiful!I think it is the way to convey what eyes have to say, without making them more than what they are.Just beautiful!beautiful!!!

It is one of the most delightful gifts I ever had. (not to mention I captured the moment while stephen was looking somewhere else :))hehehe)

Kisses
see you on friday.

Tugce


THANK-YOU TUGCE AND STEPHEN!!!

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