In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit...

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Plukker i Skoven du ukendte Svampe, saa lad først Lillebror smage derpaa. Dersom han dør under Skrigen og Krampe, saa bør du selv lade Svampene staa.
[:)] Barske børnerim, was it not? Used to be a great favourite. ok
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Virtually realistic images of the highest quality... and you call them snapshots... [:(]
Loving the images and the story, please keep sharing, promise not to tell your daughter how it ends [;)]

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@Mike53

Thank you!

... and you call them snapshots...


Well:

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That's what it says.
Snapshots are normally quick photographs presented as is, without preparation or post production.
My snapshots are obviously prepared, but (apart from downscaling to 1280px) they are not photo-shopped
or otherwise digitally manipulated – except where it's obvious that this has been done ( overlay of text ).
So yes, I will call them snapshots – even if I have done my very best to make them appear as good a s possible.


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@okh

You are right!
Used to be a great favourite
Here it's still among our favourites, as is André Bjerkes Morovers.
My paternal grandmother made a vast contribution to our library, enriching it with a number of books that were not considered comme il faut by the rest of my catholic family.
I'm eternally thankful.


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Snapshots are normally quick photographs presented as is, without preparation or post production
I think you left out an essential part of the definition.

Wikipedia: Snapshot (photography), an amateur photograph taken without preparation.

I think maybe "amateur" is not a relevant description of you in this setting [;)]


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Modesty is my best quality [;)]
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Inspiring place, Cecilia, as usual. What is this little red house on the harbor?
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@VeroniQ

Thank you!
You are maybe thinking about the "Ice Cream Heaven" ?

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It still lacks some elements, pending upon a discussion with my girls.

– It cannot be called heaven if it's empty inside!
– Well, I can put some clouds inside.
– You're not being funny!


In Danish "heaven" and "sky" is the same word.

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Incredible images yet again, maybe in the interest of fair trade, and the cold temps, a hot doughnut stand could be added, go on girls tell your mum to sort it. [:))]
Something i noticed with the ice cream shop, what light source are you using under the roof?

Keep up the great work, i am learning more just viewing them. Thx.

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