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30 comments:
oh, yes - very European!
I like how you've framed this image, Kitty.
Beautiful composition... I like this collection of old world textures and tones.
Thera are somme great shoots on your blog. Congratulations.
A fine image of a very appealing place, brattcat. Sure looks more like Europe than Brattleboro.
Lovingly captured. . .
Lovely haiku! Isn't it fun to fit information into that form? You are right about the European feel to the photo.
This is so much more charming than a modern suburban house that has a big, closed garage facing the street.
I love that some folk wherever they choose to live in the world, add that special touch to their homes. Wonderful find Brattcat.
So true! you could have pictured that here! :o)
Oh that's nice!
I would have thought you took that somewhere in France. Lovely place and beautifully done!
It does look European.
I love this haiku and the beautiful image!
The number 24 does stand out for some reasons. Love the shot
I love finding scenes like this that remind me of places visited or places still on the visit list.
European style? The sign looks Frank Lloyd Wright-ish. Well, yes, maybe Scotland, Charles Rennie Macintosh-ish. I haven't counted the syllables but your text is very close to a haiku. The mix works.
Definitely Europe...love your haiku.
Beautiful indeed! Lovely cropping.
It's always great to see a home with substance.
Wonderful mood, wonderfully rendered.
Thank you, dear BC. Hope you're still having a grand ol' time "over there"!
Beautifully captured and exquisitely stated...
Bises,
Genie
Euro Vermont? I did a collection I called Euro Birmingham once. I like your little slice of Europe BC!
V
Far far too long since I visited. this is so charming.
Beautiful image, I like a lot the detail of the door!
Léia
I agree with Jilly: charming. And the detailed composition avoids us having to know that there is a garage door just out of frame right.
There is such contention over haiku: whether strict syllable counting is necessary; or, whether it is more necessary to have the third line with a 'message'.
Brattcat : the CDPB Theme Day is on again next weekend, 1st September, and the theme is 'People Watching'. You are welcome to contribute to Eric's Face Book group page (http://www.facebook.com/groups/2628431329/) or to the Linky page for those who do not frequent FB (http://cdpbthemeday.blogspot.com.au/). I hope you are able to contribute.
Cheers and take care
Julie
a perfect capture of Europe.
Love the composition, the mood, its light and the house number!
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