This is the view that I see quite often as I'm leaving or coming to work.
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All photographs are there to remind us of what we forget. In this -- as in other ways -- they are the opposite of paintings. Paintings record what the painter remembers. Because each one of us forgets different things, a photo more than a painting may change its meaning according to who is looking at it.
John Berger
1926-, British Actor, Critic
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- Day 245 - Isn't he adorable?
- Day 244 - Pumpkin Burger Meal
- Day 243 - Jaffa Resistance Warriors - SG1
- Day 242 - One Merrill Circle
- Day 241 - Water Bottle
- Day 240 - Pumpkin Season
- Day 239 - Keep, Recycle, Shred...
- Day 238 - Vermillion Falls
- Day 237 - Fall Colors at Work
- Day 236 - Is it Time Yet?
- Day 235 - What Time Is it?
- Day 234 - Bad Photo Day
- Day 233 - Citrus Display
- Day 232 - City of Fridley Water Tower
- Day 231 - Village of Merrillan Waterfall
- Day 230 - Fire Escape at the Seminary
- Day 229 - Library Shelves
- Day 228 - St. Agnes Clock Tower
- Day 227 - Doors of St. Luke
- Day 226 - Early October Snow
- Day 225 - City of Roseville Water Tower
- Day 224 - May I Help You?
- Day 223 - Perfect Fall Evening
- Day 222 - View from the Back Parking Lot
- Day 221 - Waiting for the Leaves to Change
- Day 220 - Fat Tuesday in October
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- Day 218 - Sunday Night on Quincy St.
- Day 217 - View from the Bridge
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