Isn’t it interesting how a title can interact with a photograph. Here I can imagine that this bridge is a welcome place marker. “Once I go over the bridge I know I’m almost there.” I feel the anticipation.
The bridge is like a sigh at the end of a long, satisfying hike or bike ride. The sigh signifying a day well
spent and the anticipation of home, food, companionship. Just over that bridge and down the lane a
bit and you’re there. These pictures, as usual, are participatory, inviting the viewer to join in.
JOHN TODARO PHOTOGRAPHY 
Life is a long bridge but there is light
at the end !
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Always nice to hear from you. Thanks for commenting! 🍁
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Isn’t it interesting how a title can interact with a photograph. Here I can imagine that this bridge is a welcome place marker. “Once I go over the bridge I know I’m almost there.” I feel the anticipation.
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That is an interesting observation about titles! Happy it took you to a good place… 👍🏻
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Artist Lyonel Feininger would join me in loving this powerful image.
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Thanks. Great painter!
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The bridge is like a sigh at the end of a long, satisfying hike or bike ride. The sigh signifying a day well
spent and the anticipation of home, food, companionship. Just over that bridge and down the lane a
bit and you’re there. These pictures, as usual, are participatory, inviting the viewer to join in.
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“The sigh signifying a day well spent and the anticipation of home, food, companionship…”
… makes me want to go back to the bridge. Thanks brother P
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