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Days with my father - Phillip Toledano

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 Post subject: Days with my father - Phillip Toledano
 Post Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 1:17 am 
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A photographic journey. Insignificant really, but at the same time, so important.

http://www.dayswithmyfather.com/
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I had a look at this on the FB link. Beautiful :)

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Just looked at this now. It's very good.

"What emerged was not a story of death, but a story of life." - Phillip Toledano

On a lighter note, it was obvious even from the first three photos that Philip's father must have been quite a looker when he was younger, coz he looked really fine as an older man. Or maybe because there was something in his bone structure that reminded me of my good looking grandpa...

Spoiler:
Unfortunately, I didn't win the genetic lottery. ^^P

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