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Do you see where she is standing? Standing four feet above the ground in a little platform that is one foot wide while wearing high heels 👠 and in a windy afternoon is not really smart but we had to take a chance. That’s what Photography is about. That is how life itself is. Take a chance. Don’t be afraid. There’s no doubt that one can fail but if one persists life can reward us with something meaningful.

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