Park trail bridge reflection across Elm Creek
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Our fellow City Daily Photo blogger 'A.', photographer and webmaster, is missing in Tehran!
He has done a remarkable job covering the protests in the streets of his city. His blog, Teheran 24, has been daily updated until it was blocked in Iran last wednesday. From then on he has used his page on Facebook to spread the word. His last message dates from saturday, 10h20 am...
Family and friends think the police took him and they have no news until now: http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-278349
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Our fellow City Daily Photo blogger 'A.', photographer and webmaster, is missing in Tehran!
He has done a remarkable job covering the protests in the streets of his city. His blog, Teheran 24, has been daily updated until it was blocked in Iran last wednesday. From then on he has used his page on Facebook to spread the word. His last message dates from saturday, 10h20 am...
Family and friends think the police took him and they have no news until now: http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-278349
A bridge, a reflection and bold red. You know how to get me with this kind of synergy. I too have posted the link about A on my Facebook page and urging others to spread the word. Well done.
ReplyDeleteune sale nouvelle et un bien triste jour ;o(((
ReplyDeletebeau reflet sur ta photo
a nasty news and a very sad day ;o(((
nice image on your photograph
Nice photo - a pleasing red on green.
ReplyDeleteLet us hope Amir Sadeghi is found safe soon. And let us in the West make sure we do not give away the freedoms that people like Sadeghi have to campaign so bravely for.
Nice photo - very serene. Why paint a bridge black or brown when you can paint it red!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great work... It is nice....
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful, DL...there's just nothing like Minnesota (and Minneapolis specifically) in the summertime!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day.
THis a beautiful shot , but a very sad story abour Amir !!
ReplyDeleteWonderful that you took this up! Democracy is a difficult issue! I will also try to do something on my side ... (perhaps not on my blog)!
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ReplyDeleteI am distressed as well about the safety of our friend. IT's just frightening. Thanks for posting it. We all pray for his safe return.
You know I love that pop of the red bridge. I'm sure it's dedicated to moi somewhere on there , oui??? HA
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Greetings, Dusty!
ReplyDeleteAnd congratulations! You have been awarded the Pixel Perfect Award by Jacob and Lois Anne at Ocala Daily Photo!
"This prestigious award is given to a photo blogger who exhibits exceptional photographic skills in terms of artistic creativity, composition, sharpness and exposure."
You may pick up your award at Ocala Daily Photo (http://ocaladailyphoto.blogspot.com).
Please post the award on your blog and copy the second paragraph above (in quotation marks) to the post. The award should also find a permanent place in your sidebar.
Congratulations again, on your photographic success!
Oh yes, and keep up the good work!
Great reflection! Beautiful colours of the photo!
ReplyDeleteSad days and reflecting about it is a must.
ReplyDeleteYou get amazing color from your shots. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteSad about the your friend in Iran. The world seems to be getting crazier and crazier. I hope speculation is wrong and that he has just been "cut off" from the outside world.
I was wondering if the would get in trouble. So sad!
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