Escape Progect 52 | Part 2

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Week 19 | The Embrace

I hadn’t intended to intrude, but sometimes, the most unexpected subjects find you.

[Geoff F]

Excellent real life shot.

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Week | 20 |
UNKNOWN BUG
It seems to have made my porch railing its home. Any ideas on what it might be?

[Geoff F]

That makes a nice fun photo.

Looks like one of the Buyme Bugs.

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A Buyme Bug, yes, you could be right. Im mostly familiar with the Florida Biteme Bugs. Plenty of those around.

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I liked the lighting. Shot this a little while ago.

Rain

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WEEK 21
Mountians
Spent the week traveling the back roads of Georgia, the Carolinas, and Tennessee—a lot of photos to go through.

[AntonioCorreia]

Daniel, in a carefully anticipated composition, this photograph conveys an enveloping serenity.
The beauty of the framing is remarkable, not just for the balance dominated by the sky but above all for the suggestion of what lies beyond the image, that hidden yet present world.

The mountains, appearing in soft layers fading into the distance, offer a visual reading of the landscape.
I sense that this place, even without fully revealing itself, holds a quiet, contemplative grandeur.
There is a restrained dialogue here between the predominant sky and earth, where silence seems to fill every space between light and shadow.

I like it very much.

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Thank you Antonio for providing your insightful perspective. I did some slight cropping and applied a filter. For speed I usually start out using the basic photo editor that came with my laptop. I’m off the grid now but when I get back will try to post a couple other renderings.

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Week 22 |
Innocence at Bat
These moments are more than early swings and missed catches—they're glimpses into the pure joy of learning, trying, and simply being. The uniforms may be oversized, and the plays unpredictable, but the spirit is all heart.

In one frame, a girl stands poised, while behind her, a boy kneels with his head bowed—perhaps exhausted, perhaps deep in thought, or just lost in his own world. That kind of raw, unscripted moment is the heart of childhood.

There's a beautiful innocence in their faces, one I hope they never lose—not just on the field but through every inning of life.
Bater Up

Outfield Ready

It's a Hit

Outfield Scrsmble

I got it off the Ground.

The Race Home

Great Game, Everyone.

Until next Time

[Cantab]

A wonderful set of action shots - and meditative shots!

The composition in the fourth photo is great, so many young kids all focused on a single thing - except for the young tyke deep in thought as he is in one of the other photos. And you managed to position the head of one of the youngsters immediately below the sign in the background, entitled Head Start!

I don't know how many photos you took of sprinting players. I enjoyed the two images where the child has both feet off the ground!

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Thank you, Bruce. I went to Tennessee last week to watch my grandson play in their final game of the season. The kid with the Head Start sign above his head is my grandson. I sat in a chair and took all the photos from that vantage point. I didn't take a lot of shots because my battery died, and the spare was dead.

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Week 23 | Bridges
Manhattan is connected to the surrounding boroughs and New Jersey by a network of 21 major bridges, including both vehicular and rail-only bridges. Photos are of some scenes from a ferry I took from the Bronx to Wall Street down the East River.

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[Geoff F]

They look good to me.