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Hello all. Let's crank this thing up to 11 and show each other what we can really do. The subject this week is "wow factor". Knock my socks off with pure awesomeness! See you in a week.

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I saw this today in London, and thought it was quite striking with the Shard in the background, along with the dog on the streetlight. Of course, I did some editing, it isn't naturally all black and white! This is just outside Southwark Station:

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Taken on my iPhone 6S
 
The only "Wow" photo I have. The day of my godson's birth. It was a "Wow" moment for all involved.

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I remember sitting outside the delivery room immediately before my first daughter arrived. I sat down on a chair and then realised that I didnt think my legs would work when it was time to stand up and walk in!

Then the moment I held Rebecca for the first time, a very magical moment. Thanks for sharing this and bringing back a fond memory. She is 8 now!
 
I remember sitting outside the delivery room immediately before my first daughter arrived. I sat down on a chair and then realised that I didnt think my legs would work when it was time to stand up and walk in!

Then the moment I held Rebecca for the first time, a very magical moment. Thanks for sharing this and bringing back a fond memory. She is 8 now!
The irony is that I don't even like kids ;)
 
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I remember sitting outside the delivery room immediately before my first daughter arrived. I sat down on a chair and then realised that I didnt think my legs would work when it was time to stand up and walk in!

Then the moment I held Rebecca for the first time, a very magical moment. Thanks for sharing this and bringing back a fond memory. She is 8 now!

I remember the first time I held my daughter in the delivery room. Felt so responsible for the little bundle of joy.
Just wish I could remember the last time I held her.
 
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