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Title: The Red Car
Characters: Zeke Tyler, Casey Connor
Prompt: Yahtzee - picture of a parking lot
Words: 268
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Zeke stopped beside his friend, smirking slightly. „I don't get it, what's so interesting about this photo? You are standing here for already half an hour, and for sure it is not the Mona Lisa.“
Casey laughed. „The Mona Lisa is a painting from the 16th century; this is modern photography. Both are mindblowing in their own way; you can't compare them.“
„Hm. But all I see here are cars. And even more cars. And... well, cars. Black and white and grey cars in a large parking lot. “
„Look again!“
Zeke shrugged. „C'mon, spit it! What do I overlook?“
„The red car. Almost hidden between all the others. Most people won't take any notice of it, like you don't. But it's still there, defending its place among all the black and white and grey. “ Casey pointed at the small badge below the photo. Waiting for the right moment, was written there. 1969, by Peter Williams. Columbus, Ohio. „I have never heard of him before, but this photo is such a smart composition. I could stand here for hours, waiting for the right moment when the red car finally comes to life. I am sure, at the end, it will get all the attention it deserves.“
„Okay!“ Zeke scratched the back of his head. „I'm afraid I will never understand photo geeks like you. Sorry!“
Casey grinned. „That's okay. I love you anyway.“ He placed a fleeting kiss on his boyfriend's cheek. „Thank you for visiting this photo exhibition with me today. Next week, we will go on a long road trip. Promised!“
Characters: Zeke Tyler, Casey Connor
Prompt: Yahtzee - picture of a parking lot
Words: 268
:::
Zeke stopped beside his friend, smirking slightly. „I don't get it, what's so interesting about this photo? You are standing here for already half an hour, and for sure it is not the Mona Lisa.“
Casey laughed. „The Mona Lisa is a painting from the 16th century; this is modern photography. Both are mindblowing in their own way; you can't compare them.“
„Hm. But all I see here are cars. And even more cars. And... well, cars. Black and white and grey cars in a large parking lot. “
„Look again!“
Zeke shrugged. „C'mon, spit it! What do I overlook?“
„The red car. Almost hidden between all the others. Most people won't take any notice of it, like you don't. But it's still there, defending its place among all the black and white and grey. “ Casey pointed at the small badge below the photo. Waiting for the right moment, was written there. 1969, by Peter Williams. Columbus, Ohio. „I have never heard of him before, but this photo is such a smart composition. I could stand here for hours, waiting for the right moment when the red car finally comes to life. I am sure, at the end, it will get all the attention it deserves.“
„Okay!“ Zeke scratched the back of his head. „I'm afraid I will never understand photo geeks like you. Sorry!“
Casey grinned. „That's okay. I love you anyway.“ He placed a fleeting kiss on his boyfriend's cheek. „Thank you for visiting this photo exhibition with me today. Next week, we will go on a long road trip. Promised!“