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- the rockettes link arms for their finale.
- approach with caution
- life is
- wee orange pumpkins
- shrouded farm
- is there anything more inviting on a raw october day
- the last roses of summer
- an elbow of old roof
- the sun has a particular fondness
- one still moment
- the trees
- little red shed
- may your box always be filled
- red house in autumn
- born unicorn
- autumn trails its saffron fingers
- barns reconcile themselves
- such a tender green shoulder
- the air tastes crisp
- seven little squash, all in a row
- something in the way she moved
- in autumn
- do you suppose this fellow
- this image might be a shoe-in
- which would you choose to eat
- for vogon poet
- what would you make
- honey in the comb
- blue towers
- dancing on water
- a most wonderful sort of graffiti
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15 comments:
If you have the camera at the ready, it's hard to pass up a good barn. This image very well composed.
Looks so dignified.
I enjoy the varied colours that work well together. It seems that many of us are quite taken with old barns and homesteads. This is indeed well-composed.
You 've got a painter's eye..
Very beautiful photo!
Another poetic portrayal of pastoral pleasure.
I have answered your question on my post today about the photo of the stormy sea. It was not raining when I took the photo. The telephone lens exaggerates the haze or cloudiness.
Wonderful!I've enlarged the picture, and it's fabulous, so perfect it's like an illustration for a lovely story!I can imagine some beautiful stories passing in this scenery, it's about family, children, little animals, some funny moments, and so on! LOVELY! :)
Have a nice weekend dear friend,
hugs
Léia
Another beautifully composed photo--your other viewers have said it best. I love an old barn.
This is a Currier & Ives scene!
If I were a barn, this is exactly what I'd like to look like! (If that makes any sense.)
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A beautiful barn and a great photograph again
Have a great weekend.
Costas
Weathered just like it should be. Marvellous!
Ah... er... I've never MADE green tomato jam. My grandmother used to but I don't have her recipe. I've Googled it though. You could try epicurious.com for instance.
You can hear the creaks as it settles itself down on its haunches.
Now this is a lovely rural scene.
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