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Peter's
Denial, Carl Heinrich Bloch (1834-1890 Danish),
National History Museum, Frederiksborg Castle
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Thought I'd share a few photos about my newest short work titled The Fifth Commandment.
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| Wikipedia-(New Panama City) |
Much of my story is a recollection of old
Panama in Central America, which touched my heart as a family friendly, peaceful
but humble town across from new Panama City which is full of skyscrapers,
restaurants and fast cars.
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| This breathtaking altar has quite a story of it's own involving a Welsh pirate. |
Huge bridges, highways and giant expanses of water
separate the old from the new and it almost seems like there’s a time warp of a
hundred years between the two areas.
My pictures are from the old
section as described by my character, Christina.
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| I loved the serenity in the French Plaza |
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Even my own dishes inspired me....
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| but most of the story came to me in my dreams. |
Have you ever denied someone you loved?
I have not. Very creative, Eve!
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ReplyDeleteJust started reading your book.
Nope!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to have images of the places you write about when writing. I used to have them stuck on the wall over my desk when I actually worked in a home office.
Lovely pics for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteJust finished translating this book into Spanish in Babel Cube, great short book! Blessings Eve.
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