In The Real World
c. 2007 Michael St.Mark.
In-tandem identical tabloid-perusing pals, Kenwood, Highgate
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In The Real World
c. 2007 Michael St.Mark.
In-tandem identical tabloid-perusing pals, Kenwood, Highgate
LONDON DADA 
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the old fashioned way! Great Capture-title St Mark!
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Cheers Deano, as mentioned we are both blessed with the “eagle eye” heh?
Also note they’re reading the same rag – looks like either the Mail or the truly dreadful Express.
No accounting… as they say.
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Fab 🙂
They’ve got to be mates, all those seats and they’re sitting together:))
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Yes isadora, but they’re mates yet not actually “together” – each immersed in reading their own page of the paper, mentally they’re worlds apart.
But it’s funny, often that’s how it goes with “old mates”!
I reckon I can recognize young couples who have only just met, or only a few weeks ago at least- none of that newspaper reading stuff there.
Intimate lovey-dovey smiley smoochy attention to each other all the way.
If only it could stay that way with relationships…. sigh.
LIFE, huh.
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Great.
Tom.
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Cheers Tom. I think you could make a living selling Relaxation CD Roms – featuring slideshows of your great seaside photos, maybe set to suitable chilled-out ambient music?
Check out copyright-free music – google AKM for eg.
I use them a lot in my mountain videos, they have a big range of sounds & styles to choose from.
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That’s a fabulous idea. I make my own ambient music anyway, so that could work really well.
Thanks very much for the idea.
Tom.
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Marketing it under new agey relaxation should do well in the Yoga etc mags.
You can buy CD /DVD duplicators for a couple of hundred or less now, where you run off copies of 3 or more every minute or so.
Google CD duplicators.
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