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		<title>A Photograph Living in No Man&#8217;s Land</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Los Angeles, Calif. &#8211; 2007-2008 As painful as it is, I&#8217;m always going through my archives and re-evaluating photographs. The vast majority need to be deleted, but for whatever reason I can&#8217;t always do it.  Then there are those few photographs that stare at you without answers.  They don&#8217;t fit into any of your schemes. [...]]]></description>
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<em> Los Angeles, Calif. &#8211; 2007-2008</em></p>
<p>As painful as it is, I&#8217;m always going through my archives and re-evaluating photographs. The vast majority need to be deleted, but for whatever reason I can&#8217;t always do it.  Then there are those few photographs that stare at you without answers.  They don&#8217;t fit into any of your schemes.  They are flies, gnats, annoyances.  <a href="http://blakeandrews.blogspot.com/search/label/What%20To%20Do%3F" target="_blank">What to do? as Blake Andrews might ask. </a> I&#8217;m not one to allow organisms to live in limbo, so I normally end up re-examining the puzzle.  If the photograph asks a question, then certainly it must fit somewhere.  And sometimes when it does fit, it changes you&#8217;re ideas. This is why this particular photograph is causing problems for me.  It exists in a place and time that I can&#8217;t easily categorize, which makes it of particular interest to me.  Right now, I&#8217;m tossing this outlier with a bunch of other misfits, but I&#8217;m not sure it will get along with them.</p>
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