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This is a close up of the lantern we saw in last Wednesday's Doorway series.
Friday, May 2, 2008
Iron Lantern
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9 comments:
Oh, I really like this one!
Yes, lovely colors, and I like the reflection. It looks kind of like Frank Lloyd Wright style.
Excellent shot!
The reflections make this a very complex and interesting image. Nice!
a great composition and with the lamp it has a warm athmosphere
wow, looks much better from close!
A most amazing photo! The reflection is beautifully done!
Awesome shot!
Lovely! And so is the reflection or the view through glass, in the background. All together, they make a magnificent photo.
Mari-Nanci
Photos-City-Mine
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