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Photo of the Day ~ Street Scenes Category ~ April 02, 2009

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Cenotaph
by Sterling Bjorndahl (sbjornda) 
Camera:
Panasonic Lumix L1
Location:
Regina, Saskatchewan
 
Canada

Photographer Notes:
A local haunt.

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Linn Smith commented on April 02, 2009 08:45:
Cleverly seen...I like how you caught the one figure with the foot up! Congratulations on your POTD!
Kathy Shogren commented on April 02, 2009 10:02:
Very nicely composed Sterling. Congrats on POTD!
Robin-Lee Vieira commented on April 02, 2009 12:26:
A terrific street scene capture. Kind of two stories going on in this one! Congrats Sterling!!
Connie Gordon commented on April 02, 2009 13:49:
nice contrasts of generations and life. congrats.
Patrice Cigallio Wesa commented on April 02, 2009 21:54:
I agree with Robin-Lee in that this is a great shot depicting two stories going on at the same time...congrats, Sterling!
Sterling Bjorndahl commented on April 02, 2009 23:47:
Thanks for the comments, folks. I'm not sure I completely agree that there are two stories, though. Yes, there are two very different kinds of life portrayed. But on the other hand, the unknown soldier died to allow kids to have the freedom to hang around in the park. So the stories are connected.

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