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Not much to say. It’s hard to complain when widespread devastation is lurking in other people’s lives. And yet. I can’t live their life for them. But I must live mine in the most honorable and giving way I can.

The fact that I am shooting mostly sunsets, looking westward at the fleeting light and feeling darkness creep up behind me, is just a geographical coincidence. In effect, the opposite always happens. Light invariably comes in from the east and it’s westward that the night falls for me. If only I can manage to illustrate that light, I’ll be fulfilled. In photography and in real life.

2008-08-30 23:45 • Posted by Vince in Photoblogs: & Vancouver:

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  • 1 - Marie wrote:

    « That third picture with the sun behind the enourous tanker is amazing - like a ghost ship on fire. »

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