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Here's another "Vine" shot from my visit to the Mission:
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And just for the fun of it, here is a "Vine" photo I took probably twenty years ago. It was the exterior of the house I lived in with a bunch of other students. This was back in the day when I developed and printed my own film. I could lose myself for hours in a darkroom.
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The first photo is interesting, I like the offset composition.
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Wow those are great. I am also impressed with your darkroom experience.
Have a Happy Holiday!
What classic beauty! I love back and white photos of old looking things!
ReplyDeleteI just joined ABC Wednesday and thought I would stop by.
Love vines, altho depending were they are they can over take a lot of things.
ReplyDeleteOh, you have an artist's eye for sure. Love those pictures.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful shots, very interesting blog. Thank you for your visit. I don't know much about Corfu. But any way, I think you can post your shot and I see what Ι can find.
ReplyDeleteAs always - your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow, you were good with a camera twenty years ago. I love to see pictures of windows and doors. I am drawn to them as well and often include them or make them the center of my artwork.
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