Hurry Up and Wait

Hurry Up and Wait

Pula, Croatia

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31 Comments on “Hurry Up and Wait

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  6. Nice take on this week’s theme: Silhouette. What are all those horizontal lines in the background?
    Here’s my take on the subject: http://wp.me/255bn
    You’re welcome to drop by. 🙂

    • Thanks! I’m not sure which lines you mean, but the ones on the ground are the runways and the others are just reflections of the lights in the hall.

      • Ah, then it was the other ones. They made it look rather spooky, UFO-like. Hee. Hee. Good job.

  7. Aha. How charming photo! Speaks volumes about the photographs. Must be an invigorating process at the airport then with your lens. Thanks for sharing. Do visit my blog as well.

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  13. That’s what airports are all about – hurrying up and waiting. I hope that the small airport at Pula wasn’t too much stress. Your image is lovely. The girl’s head reminds me of my sister’s head when she was a girl 🙂

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