Surreal? Bizarre? Disconcerting? I'm lost for words even more than recently /usually
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But I can definitely say that as well as all those first reactions it is also interesting/ /intriguing/fascinating/ and a great pleasure to suddenly click on this post and find myself in a Trondheim looking like so many images of Kristiansund I'd seen through your eyes and lens!
Of course you've posted in this thread before, but it is those bright sharp blue-sky views that are like so many of your own city, and a familiar aspect of your distinctive style.
As it happens I walked through some of those very streets en route to Kristiansten fortress quite recently in my brief time in Trondheim early May ...and even had some lunch in Baklandet Skydsstation!
I haven't posted those photos yet, but slow isn't always a bad thing. Just to remind you, my Trondheim photos are in an own thread here in CVF, and, entirely due to my slowness in cancelling a Photobucket account, the links will continue to work! The earliest images there are from winter months when some of those cafés feel so cosy inside and welcoming in a different way. Anyway, it won't be long before you'll be able to enjoy Trondheim in another different way through the fresh eyes of a professional photographer-to-be!
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But I can definitely say that as well as all those first reactions it is also interesting/ /intriguing/fascinating/ and a great pleasure to suddenly click on this post and find myself in a Trondheim looking like so many images of Kristiansund I'd seen through your eyes and lens!
Of course you've posted in this thread before, but it is those bright sharp blue-sky views that are like so many of your own city, and a familiar aspect of your distinctive style.
As it happens I walked through some of those very streets en route to Kristiansten fortress quite recently in my brief time in Trondheim early May ...and even had some lunch in Baklandet Skydsstation!
I haven't posted those photos yet, but slow isn't always a bad thing. Just to remind you, my Trondheim photos are in an own thread here in CVF, and, entirely due to my slowness in cancelling a Photobucket account, the links will continue to work! The earliest images there are from winter months when some of those cafés feel so cosy inside and welcoming in a different way. Anyway, it won't be long before you'll be able to enjoy Trondheim in another different way through the fresh eyes of a professional photographer-to-be!
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