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Family and Friends

It's important to have family and friends. Sometimes, though, our friends are more like family, and our family can be more like friends. It all depends on what we need from ... or give to ... each other.

The people around us most influence where and how we go in life, and us with them. So, it's wise to pick and choose who we spend most our time with.

Life is too short ....


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Read my blog post with this picture: THE POWER OF A PHOTO SHARING COMMUNITY - www.ipernity.com/blog/frankjcasella/4713812
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14 comments

Marta Wojtkowska said:

I can see how these people connect. Their faces are unclear, their attire non-important, but there is a strong bond between them.
6 years ago

Frank J Casella replied to Marta Wojtkowska:

Yes, Marta, you picked that up correctly ... my vision for it. With the black and white to enforce the story telling.
6 years ago

Jaap van 't Veen said:

A real BLACK and white image Frank.
Thank you for the link.
6 years ago

Frank J Casella replied to Jaap van 't Veen:

Yes, silhouettes make an impression, don't they. I'm glad you like the link, my pleasure.
6 years ago

Marko Novosel said:

Very true,friends are very important,we must keep good ones and get rid of bad ones.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IIBih4_VYQ
6 years ago

Frank J Casella replied to Marko Novosel:

Yes, thanks too for the video.
5 years ago

HaarFager said:

Yes, family is important. I hope you and your family had a very nice and safe Thanksgiving!
6 years ago

Frank J Casella replied to HaarFager:

Yes indeed. And the same to you ...
5 years ago

raingirl said:

thank you for this - the photo and the words.
6 years ago

Frank J Casella replied to raingirl:

My pleasure. Thank you for stopping by.
5 years ago

Steve Bucknell said:

Your words are sunny, Frank, but the image.....Without these accompanying words the photograph brings with it associations of encroaching darkness, a meeting shrouded in sorrow. I remember some dark etchings by Munch that had the same atmosphere for me!
5 years ago

Frank J Casella replied to Steve Bucknell:

Interesting viewpoint, Steve. This is why I was compelled to post a description. Some images have three second impact, and others need more context. Still others, I believe, that need more context are best left for the viewers interpretation. It all depends on what message the artist intends to convey to the viewer, I think.
5 years ago

aNNa schramm said:

play cards ...
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www.ipernity.com/doc/anna.schramm/47843028
5 years ago ( translate )

Frank J Casella replied to aNNa schramm:

Yes. Nice one at the link also.
5 years ago
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