None of us will ever accomplish anything excellent or commanding except when he listens to this whisper which is heard by him alone. /Ralph Waldo Emerson/
None of us will ever accomplish anything excellent or commanding except when he listens to this whisper which is heard by him alone. /Ralph Waldo Emerson/
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Awesome quote and photo! Brilliant.
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Thank you, Nicci! I am glad you enjoyed… 🙂
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Well done!
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Thank you, Sue! Can’ t deny I was fond of the prompt 🙂
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Love this!
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Thank you very much, Sue…really appreciated! 🙂
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wonderful!
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Great interpretation! Where are those dancing girls from?
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Thank you! The girls were “dancing” in the Sand Sculpture Festival in Burgas, Bulgaria.
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Beautiful quote and photos. 😀
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Brilliant picture, inspiring quote!
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Thank you! I am happy they caught your eye… 🙂
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Beautiful photos and lovely quote.
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I enjoyed working on the prompt, Indira! Thank you!
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It’s very obvious dear, you always come up with nice posts.
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Love the first one seems toshow the artist’s essence.
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Yes…I couldn’ t resist taking a couple of photos there since it caught my eye at once. Thank you!
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What a great photo – I love the energy and the words engraved in the stone.
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Thank you very much, Suzanne! I think it is pretty much my favourite sculpture from that year’ s Sand Sculpture Festival. From some angles they looked like about to move any moment 🙂
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Lovely captures! I love both photos but as a street art aficionada, my eyes are glued on those lovely colors.
Whoever created the dancing sculptures is a genius 🙂
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I was blown away by the sand sculpture – it still is one of my favourites I have ever seen through the years. Thank you!
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It is simply stunning, a labor of love for sure 🙂
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I like the quote and of course, the photos. Great work, Ese
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Thank you very much! Always happy to give it a try 🙂
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Love these two beautiful photos. Especially the first one. The dancing sand statue is very special. Great take on!
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Thank you very much, Amy! Must admit the first one I didn’t notice at first but when did, couldn’t resist to take photos. 🙂
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Wonderful choices Ese – especially love the sculpture. And another marvelous quote!!
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Thank you very much, Tina! I enjoyed yours a lot!
PS: I quote others only in order the better to express myself. /MdM/ 😉
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Perfect pics and quote for the challenge, Ese. The sand sculpture is so magnificent.! Where was this?
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kewl one 😎
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Beautiful! I love the girls dancing in the sand. The prompt this week was a fun one and I have enjoyed seeing everyone’s expression. Cheers!
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aww, I read in the comments you shot the dancing girls in Burgas… when was this sand sculpture festival?
the first one is like a 3D image, is that a chalk drawing on the road? love it’s rainbow colors… somehow rainbow colors suit you very much, dear Ese 🙂
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The girls are from the one 2 years ago – last years it was all about different cartoon characters.
The drawing was a chalk but looked so impressive…spacious that I had the feeling of 3D as well. Rainbow colours…thank you! I like the way it sounds, and I hope very much they could be “connected” to me one way or another. Seems very far away from the time when black was my favourite colour… 🙂
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