Our community was rocked today by the devasting news about the passing of Paul King. One of our kindest members.
I know @amandal have started a thread with flowers for Paul, but i would like to make visible how many people he connect with his inspirational personality. So if you like, post a shot which you possibly just have taken for Paul, like i did today and tag it with "forpaul" - you can also post them here and add your location, i´m sure all around the globe people are crying and thinking about Paul. @annied and his friends and family are not alone, let them feel the love Paul brought to us!
He was here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWZI7QDALRQ
I didn't know Paul but I feel for his family, friends and the 365 community that are really hurting at this very sad time.
My thoughts are with you all.
I only realised some time after I'd posted this yesterday that there is a significance with the name of the fuchsia which is 'Storm King'. Totally unintentional.
Paul has left a huge void - I already miss his support, comments, emails and most of all his beautiful photos. He was an amazingly talented photographer and a lovely friend.
This photo from last summer Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as we currently visit family in Chicago and read the sad news... The caption will explain why I posted it on the April 3rd date...
Paul totally inspire this photo, with his shots of tumbledown buildings, sheds, hinges and door handles! Taken on the 365 meet in London recently. Thank you Paul, for everything. Xxx
Sorry - it's not a flower! I challenged Paul to get a shot of a cow and a duck. His response? He asked for a selfie... probably my first and last.... I will miss him and his dilapidated buildings - I think of him whenever I see one....Am so surprised how we can touch each other's lives in 365.
Missing You....For Paul who was such a lovely person, who always found the time to comment on my photos and give encouraging comments. He was, still is, and always will be an inspiration to me and to many other 365ers I am sure.
For Paul, I never knew him personally, only through 365 but he seemed to me like a very kind and special person. A talented photographer, who always took the time to write encouraging comments on my photos, Paul will be genuinely missed on 365! This is for Paul
Mine's not a flower but I had been away from 365 for a while...well just not posting myself but I was checking out the albums of my friends and others here on 365. Paul asked me to please pick up my camera again. He told me it did not matter what I shot so long as I did something. This is what I saw, shot and posted. I will miss you Paul. My love and prayers go out to Annie @annied and Paul's family and friends. He will remain forever in our hearts.
I´m overwhelmed by all your beautiful shots and tributes! I hope this may help his loved ones a little bit - knowing there a so many people all over the world mournin with them...
I didn´t know Paul but his story has touched me like so many others here in 365 Project. My heart goes out to his family and love one. I´m sorry that I found his wonderful pics only after his passing
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Sydney Australia - and in my heart
For Paul...there is a small hole in our universe today.
RIP my friend
This was my tribute i posted today for Paul
From fairly close to him in Cheshire, UK
My thoughts are with you all.
Paul has left a huge void - I already miss his support, comments, emails and most of all his beautiful photos. He was an amazingly talented photographer and a lovely friend.
Canterbury, New Zealand
Connecticut USA
Portland, Oregon
Georgetown, Texas
RIP, my friend. You will be so missed.
From Burlington, CT
From North Augusta, SC, for Paul . . . I will miss you and your amazing photographs. . . .
This photo from last summer Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as we currently visit family in Chicago and read the sad news... The caption will explain why I posted it on the April 3rd date...
Paul totally inspire this photo, with his shots of tumbledown buildings, sheds, hinges and door handles! Taken on the 365 meet in London recently. Thank you Paul, for everything. Xxx
Sorry - it's not a flower! I challenged Paul to get a shot of a cow and a duck. His response? He asked for a selfie... probably my first and last.... I will miss him and his dilapidated buildings - I think of him whenever I see one....Am so surprised how we can touch each other's lives in 365.
(From North Rhine Westphalia, Germany, too)
In memory of Paul, and for Annie D. @annied
From Derby UK