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Interesting entry, @Aldous Lau! And lovely B&W contrast.

Photographing things that are near to disappearing has always fascinated me. Partly because they are documents of our times, and partly because they tell layered stories: the past, the present, and the questions about the future. And what could be more human than dividing the time of our existence into three periods?

On the practical side: @Aldous Lau, I haven’t understood why, when I click on any of your photos, I get an “Oops! We ran into some problems.” Normally, a RealPhotographersForum gallery should open for me or - in your case - the Flickr page, where I can access the original photo. There must be something wrong with the way you create the link that connects RealPhotographersForum to Flickr. But I haven't the necessary knowledge to help you here.
 
Interesting entry, @Aldous Lau! And lovely B&W contrast.

Photographing things that are near to disappearing has always fascinated me. Partly because they are documents of our times, and partly because they tell layered stories: the past, the present, and the questions about the future. And what could be more human than dividing the time of our existence into three periods?

On the practical side: @Aldous Lau, I haven’t understood why, when I click on any of your photos, I get an “Oops! We ran into some problems.” Normally, a RealPhotographersForum gallery should open for me or - in your case - the Flickr page, where I can access the original photo. There must be something wrong with the way you create the link that connects RealPhotographersForum to Flickr. But I haven't the necessary knowledge to help you here.
Thanks Gianluca.

I copied the Flickr link to URL, it works few years back, I am not sure why too. Can anyone help please?

Feel free to add my Flickr account, it's under my signature
 
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