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Revision as of 15:43, 8 February 2015

Dani 2.0

LPOD-Sept19-13.jpg
image by DANIKXT, Madrid, Spain

Dani's picture yesterday inspired a story with 6 contributors. In turn, Dani was inspired by the story to use other images taken the same day to put together a photostory. As he wrote, very Yoda - like, While the final photo of the Moon and ISS, despite being in the same phase, another day was done. The sequentially written LPOD has been a fun experiment! Maybe we should do it to explain the history of a lunar scene.

Chuck Wood

Yesterday's LPOD: Pointing To the Problem

Tomorrow's LPOD: A New Theory



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