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3 comments:
I love the first one and the leading lines and all that stuff. And I love the stone house. So cool. I wish Fruitland had some old cool places, but there's just trailers here. I'll keep looking.
I really like the first one too. I would like to see it without the soft focus also. Very cool.
I also like the stone house. I think black and white was a good choice for that. It takes away the focus on color and makes the focus more about the house. It also gives it a classic old feel.
The second one is a little trippy. I feel like I'm looking at it upside down. Like that should be the floor not the ceiling.
I would have to say that my favorite pictures out of this group are the one before and after the old stone house. I love the tree color in the one before and I love the layout of the one after... 3 views : )
Double click on the one before the old stone house, check out the highlights in the tree. I did a b & w focus with that one and I love it. Not that I am trying to change your views ;)
BTW my dad saw the picture of the stone house and he said "oh, that is so and so's house (don't remember the name) he was a General Authority."
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