Photo Friday: Lonesome

Posted on October 11, 2013 by

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“I miss you!”
Lonesome Landscape
“Alone, At Last”
Winter Wind
Lonesome
Cobblestones

“Lonesome” has many faces and images. Here we see a few: A pouty pet; DisneyWorld ducks, appreciating the solitude of a quiet pool; a predawn, dockside lantern; a solitary tree, standing in the middle of a farmer’s field in rural France (as captured from a moving TGV); a backyard wagon, awaiting the never ending onslaught of falling leaves; a leaf-stripped lonely tree, hunkering down as hurricane Sandy approaches; and a lonely pigeon, pecking for his food at a cobblestoned cafe in Avignon.

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