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10 comments:
I really like your photo, but I confess that I have never thought of a fence or trees without leaves as sensuous. I must be getting old. With Valentine's Day coming up in a few days, I will have to change my frame of mind.
I like a lot, it gave a beautiful composition, line and snow to shape it!
Léia
Great photo and great alliteration.
Nicely done!
So SenSual!
Like the sensuous play of black and white composition == barbara
And the alluring attraction of alliteration!
Excellent shot!
Good stuff Brattcat!
I love pictures of fences.
This is soo sensual, BC. You will probably tell me it is in full-colour. Those two stark trees set off the curve sooo well ...
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