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I get some strange looks when I photograph these things but look what a great abstract this rotated goopy and weathered wall creates.
The terminus or foot of Glaciar Perito Moreno a huge wall of cracked and crevassed glacial ice that forms isolated ice peaks called Seracs. Viewed from lake Argentino on the north side of the glaciar. Southern Patagonia Ice Field, Los Glaciars National Park, Argentine Patagonia, South America
This mural is located on a downtown business.
mainstreetfortpierce.org/arcade-building
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Penn State describes this type of trellised orchard as... a two-dimensional high-density apple training system, often referred to as a "fruiting wall," provides many benefits to the fruit grower.
Compositionally Challenged Week 10 - Windows and Doors
This is the exterior wall of the old one-lane bowling alley at the Highlands Ranch Mansion. The reflection is snow-covered mountains to the west, behind me as I shot. : )
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Indira's Light by Silvan Moon Designs
Model Collection 2 by ::Highway65 Poses::
Full credits are at Blue's Fantasy!
The windows of the houses, even if the house is ramshackle, are always beautiful because windows represent light!
Mehmet Murat ildan
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This is the "Show Room" of the Belle Isle Conservatory. Seasonal plantings are highlighted in this room, like a fantastic display of poinsettia for Christmas for instance.
This is the last in the series of pics from the Belle Isle Conservatory.
he would cease to be an artist :-)
Oscar Wilde
Denver's urban art fest, crush walls, river north (RINO) art district
Like many other places in the world, I suppose, Ohio weather keeps us guessing... and on our toes. With astrological summer still 10 days away, April showers have brought June flowers – and also the start of summer draught. I might make this same shot over the coming months to illustrate differences. These flowers are called evolvulus (blue) and calibrachoa (orange).