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Tom dinning

Registrant*
Being risky seems to be less of a thing for the old and cautious.
Being a photographer is the least risky activity I’ve ever been involved in.
The worst that could happen would be an ache in my arthritic right hand.

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Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Ben,

There’s nothing here that involves risk, insult or aggression. This is an image of serene order.

In no way does it reveal the incisive nature of the artists actual relationships with us!

But Tom still is an exceptional high quality photographer with unique original points of view for his lens. That is to be treasured!

He has had a career as a teacher for challenged students and appears to be a defender of minority rights. I don’t pretend to understand him except I respect his photography to the nth!

However, when he speaks to others here, there can be real fire and damaging consequence as he has decisive opinions that crush others and are non-negotionable!

Unfortunately, he photographs little these days but does draw and appears talented at that.

I recommend you seek out more of his photographs and you will be rewarded!

Asher
 

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
I received this drawing from Tom a short while ago.

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It would be interesting to hear your impressions.

Is there anything to read in this? Do you see symbolism or references that strike you.

Remember that this is work by a man who has refined his art over decades, but here, he only is limited by imagination not by what he sees with his lens!

Asher
 

Derek Strent

New member
It's great to hear that photography has become a safe and enjoyable passion for you. Taking photos can be a fantastic way to express creativity without too much risk. Plus, it's awesome that you're still pursuing your passion for photography despite the occasional ache in your hand. Remember, capturing those special moments for expecting families can be truly rewarding and bring so much joy to others. Keep doing what you love! If you ever need any tips or advice for your photography sessions, you can check out this maternity photography website for some inspiration. Happy snapping.
 
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