taken in salem, massachusetts
a beautiful network
(almost as beautiful as the CDP network)
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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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24 comments:
Pude visitar ese lugar en el año 1996 es hermoso
Amazing detail of all those lines. Neat capture.
I'm sure the Poet will appreciate these. I do.
Wonderful tones.
Cool work.
Wong
The rigging on this ship is amazing. It is impressive that people know how to build, maintain and sail a ship such as this.
That's why I'm a land lover. Way too complicated for me.
Ah, the intricacy, like a well-plotted story, mm?
I'm wondering/worrying about the knots . . .
I love to look at tall ships like this. It amazes me that there are people who know how to keep all these ropes in thier place without tangling them the way my washing machine tangles the straps on garments.
Very impressive! I love those old boats.
Fantastic! I think this is the best use of sepia I've ever seen. What gorgeous photos, particularly the second one! You win the prize - whatever it is, for creativity, color and overall photographic skill!
I love the sepia with these shots. It's so intricate, the lack of color allows us to appreciate the lines. Lovely!
Impressive image Kitty. Wish I was there to shoot it too.
The rigging on these ships is so complex. Makes me wonder how they were designed.
These are amazing and so detailed. I feel like I am in the 18th century.
That is amazing! Love the tone of the photos.
Beautiful sepia images! And beautiful sailing ships...
Ahoy! 'tis a fine ship!
☼ Sunny
Wonderful!!!!!
Léia :)
A most handsome network!
Love the tall ships.
Excellent images. MB
I like the treatment here, BC. You transport me with this one.
Gawgeous. I love the sepia, I love them both!
The tone add a kind of vintage sense to your beautiful shots!
Beautiful.
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