The Cost of Living
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85 responses to “The Cost of Living”
is rising here…food costs more…housing costs more…I imagine a different world…your photograph tells us we are facing change…powerful Rabirius 🤓💫 have a creative day ~ smiles Hedy
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Thank you, Hedy. I’m glad you like the image.
Yes, the cost are rising probably everywhere in the world right now.
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Una mirada pasada por agua. Una genial composición que pone en evidencia tus recursos de la nueva técnica fotográfica que estás usando de manera magistral. Buen domingo.
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Muchas gracias.
Y buen domingo para ti también.
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indrukwekkend maar de dame zal ijskoude voeten krijgen
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Bedankt, Marylou.
Nou, met klimaatverandering is het water waarschijnlijk niet zo koud. 🙂
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Powerful imagery on the cost of living causing us to drown in our financial obligations, Rabirius!
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Thank you for your words, Peter.
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There is a lot to interpret in this image, Rabirius. Powerful imagery!
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Thanks a lot, Amy. I’m glad you like it.
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Great image. There was a movie that came out in 1958 called “The Attack of the 50 Foot Woman”.
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Thank you, Tim.
Yes, I know the movie. Though I didn’t really see her as a giant woman attacking a city. 🙂
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I got that she isn’t attacking, but she is a giant woman, and brought the movie to mind.
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🙂
I once posted a picture with a giant woman attacking. It is called Eve of Destruction.
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That’s a wonderful image. WP won’t let me comment directly on your site.
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Thank you, Timothy.
Why isn’t it possible to post a comment?
I have some problems with WordPress and Firefox and use another browser for blogging now.
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I learned something by accident. I had to go back to using an old Mac Pro at work. It cannot be updated beyond El Capitan, so the browsers are older versions. I discovered that everything in WordPress works great in those older browsers. I can like an dpost directly on posts. plus post and the Reader load really quickly. That means that WordPress is having compatibility issues with new browsers in the latest versions of OS X. That includes Firefox, Safari, and Chrome. I don’t know if browsers in Windows have the same issues.
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Not generally. I only have the problem with Firefox, since they introduced all the security features. I probably made it too secure. 🙂
Maybe there was a recent update by Apple and some sites still need to adapt.
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living costs, sure!
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🙂
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I have thought a lot recently about the ordinary human facing a more and more feudal world. No entry for her (and I think she is trying to Google the solution on here phone!)
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Yes, indeed, a lot of entries are blocked these days.
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And, yes, I love it.
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Thanks.
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Living costs and sea level.
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Yes, indeed. Thank you, Michael.
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Great image again.
The costs are high in several respects and the end of the rise is not yet in sight, certainly that of the sea level rise
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True.
Thank you for your words, Jan.
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heel wat te zien op deze schitterende bewerking Rabirius
en de kosten gaan er niet op achteruit
groeten
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Dank je wel, Willy.
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Oh this is quite striking! Wonderfully done.
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Thanks a lot. I’m glad you like it.
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Very powerful. Very good!
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Thanks a lot for your words.
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torenhoog, zoals jij het zo mooi in beeld brengt
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Heel erg bedankt. Ik ben blij dat je het leuk vind.
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Sehe ich hier die Holzbrücke von Bad Säckingen?
Aber davon mal ganz abgesehen, ein ausdrucksstarkes Bild zum Thema: Wohraum wird nahezu unerschwinglich, je nachdem wo man lebt oder leben möchte. Das Wasser steigt mehr und mehr uns Menschen bis zum Hals.
Herzlichst, Ulli
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Ja, genau. Es ist die Brücke in Bad Säckingen. Gut erkannt. 🙂
Und auch noch vielen Dank für die Komplimente, Ulli.
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Ich lebe ja drumrum, du auch?
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Nein. Ich war letzten Sommer im Schwarzwald im Urlaub. Und da es teilweise zu heiß zum wandern war, bin ich einen Tag runter an den Rhein gefahren. Schöne Ecke, dort.
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Whoo yes. Wonderful Rabirius
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Thank you, John.
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Once again – a title that is the perfect set up. Could be a book cover. Perfect.
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Thanks a lot, Kim. I’m so glad that you like the picture.
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very cool.
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Thanks a lot. I’m glad you like it.
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Reblogged this on Art, Photography and Poetry.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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My pleasure.
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Thank you again.
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Cheers.
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Thanks for sharing such a great image packed with impact that tells its powerful tale instantly. Have reblogged.
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I’m so glad you like it, Goff.
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Stunning!
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Thanks!
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Cheers. No – Double Cheers.
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🙂
Thanks.
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Have a great Saturday.
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Thanks. You too!
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Cheers.
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Staying afloat is the trick… Great imagery here my friend… Rising above it all and keeping our balance is the key…
Have a lovely new week Rabirius… Take care my friend
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Yes, staying afloat is a good trick. 🙂
Thank you for your compliments, Sue.
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You are most welcome.. ❤
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Where is the limit? Or, maybe this is okay. who decides? Nice pic.
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Thank you, Deepak. I’m glad you like it.
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The image has lingered and haunted the imagination. The result inspiration for a poem. I hope it is okay to use your image to support the writing. I will of course attribute appropriately. Hope you like. Here is the link. In anticipation, Many Thanks.
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Thank you, Goff. I’m glad my picture could inspire you.
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Truly inspiring image. Grey cells immediately clicked into poetic mode!!
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Powerful image, Rabirius. In addition to debt, I also interpreted it to climate crisis and the rising tides.
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Thank you, Jane.
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This is a really powerful image.
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Thanks a lot!
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Powerful image…..
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I’m so glad you like it, Kirt.
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Maybe the rising of the water will solve the problem of the rising costs?… (Ooops!)
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Well… 🙂
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I know, kind of cynical… But looking at the world, I don’t really feel very hopeful… 🙂
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Yes, I sometimes feel the same these days…
…but I still hope for things to get better.
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yes most of us do feel like we are drowning in competing costs … very clever image!
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Thank you. I’m glad you like it.
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my pleasure!
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Wow. Amazing.
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Thank you.
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My pleasure! 🙂
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