Now #2 is a great place to enjoy the views Brother!
I will refrain from raising my blood pressure any further than it already is by commenting on #1. Has nothing to do with your image brother.
I have access to a bulldozer if Philly needs one!
RD
anthonysemone wrote:
The Have's. The Have's Not. Guess who's gonna get thrown out on Friday the 17th, by force if necessary.
"For the first time, nonwhites and Hispanics were a majority of people under age 16 in 2019, an expected demographic shift that will grow over the coming decades, according to figures released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday."
PhilPDX wrote:
"For the first time, nonwhites and Hispanics were a majority of people under age 16 in 2019, an expected demographic shift that will grow over the coming decades, according to figures released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday."
-Phil
Maybe you should move to a different country then.
BIONS wrote:
Maybe you should move to a different country then.
Typical right-wing hot air. Why would I move to another country? It's not me who has a problem with a Latino majority, it's Neanderthals like you who feel threatened.
PhilPDX wrote:
Typical right-wing hot air. Why would I move to another country? It's not me who has a problem with a Latino majority, it's Neanderthals like you who feel threatened.
-Phil
Hey there Phil. I thought your comment was in support of the language at the top of the thread about water cannons and bulldozers. Sorry if I misunderstood your comment.
It occurs to me when documenting the contrast in living conditions here in Philadelphia, substantive areas of which reflect years of the governmental ineptitude associated with the ONE political party elected continuously for the past 40 years, that doing so is inherently "political." For example, the next question could be asked quite naturally: Gee, which political party has held sway in this City of Brotherly love? I could tell you, but then I'd spoil your surprise.
, I sure won’t speak for others, but I will demur with respect to your request. Some of your choices: a) suck it up and move on; b) organize a protest, gather a couple hundred protest PM’s, and perhaps an Umbrella or two, send them to Fred to tell him to bounce me from the site; c) expand your capacity for diversity and inclusivity to folks with whom who happen to disagree. And, given that I can appreciate it that many of you don’t like what I post, for whatever reason, instead of displaying your incredible capacities for juvenile, sideways, non-sequiters, d) Fred has this remarkable feature called a “HIDE ME” button. May I suggest that you, like others, use it anytime you wish so as to sanitize whatever posts of mine, to make use of the vernacular of the day, make you “uncomfortable.”
Phil, let me be clear. "I am I, you are you. I'm not in this world to live up to your expectations, nor you, mine. I do my thing, you do your thing. If by chance we meet, it's beautiful; if not, it can't be helped." My thanks to Fritz Perls for that enduring, solid advice.
anthonysemone wrote:
I do my thing, you do your thing. I'm not in this world to live up to your expectations
Simplistic libertarian world view. Do you only care about yourself? Don't answer ... you're not in this world to live up to the expectations of anyone ... ;-)
anthonysemone wrote:
The contrast effect..... Guess who's gonna get thrown out on Friday the 17th, by force if necessary.
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Wow, what a nice sylvan area. Free campsite?
But back to photography. They are your photos and you are naturally entitled to do what you want with them. If you are interested to hear how others may perceive the photos, here is my feedback: I find the over saturation disturbing. Particularly the bright cyan sky in the second image is way too much for my taste. I addition to looking at the image I find it useful to watch the histogram while editing to avoid clipping color channels.
thanks kindly for your comments. Yes. My hero is Ken Rockwell. . Truth is, sometimes they are way over the top for me too, and yet, something I really like about max Sat. Anyhow, thanks for commenting.
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