The silent camera
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sanslartigue 
Hello, David. I was surprised that it was a very artistic photograph!!!
If anyone deserves a dramatic setting, it’s her! A friend described her as Wagner-esque. I’m glad I found this photo in my collection.
I was moved by that picture. 🙂
Wow!
Yes, great photo. I had to look her up and liked what she said about people moving to Colorado and “dragging their baggage and parking it down somewher” instead of learning about Colorado. I would have liked her. Thanks for publishing this photo and remembrance. I’ll forward to the architects in my circle.
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