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you
to
pause
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of
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and
art
::
with
very
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34 comments:
This pic throws me back very nostalgic
I love country towns and old building. The shots really tell a story.
What a lovely little town!!
I love these photos!
Wow look at that new header - what a fabulous photo! Nice texas shots too!
ELK, these are great! wonder how that bank is doing, in the scheme of things?
oh fun. I love road trips with plenty of time for stopping along the way.
the first one captivated me. i stared at it for a long while and dreamed of the old school building in which i attended english classes.
texturing... your first shot would make a fun layer too!
"Hey Mom, I think there was a tree in a building a few blocks back!"
I love you!
~Laura
...a beautiful pictoral story! What fun to go on picture taking road trips..
Amazing! I especially love the shots of the building with no roof. I hope it never gets demolished .... nature is doing a slow and beautiful job of that herself. I love the wood - it looks like driftwood.
You sure did have a beautiful blue sky that day!
Old towns
die and decay,
their remains become
engraved headstones.
Nice, and so nice of the fam to let you stop and take the photos!
Beautiful images of old buildings. Definitely a lot of texture in them! Hope your weekend is wonderful!
oh, i wish i were closer to wherever that first vine-covered building is. amazing! i love the slice of blue sky in the second image.
Wonderful shots! I especially love the first two, even though they make me a bit sad.
Wonderful colors and textures. Nice tour of the town's attractions.
I just love those dead vine covered structures.....i will take your advice :)
Happy Weekend!
These are wonderful images. Especially the building with the touches of red. There is nothing for me like a small Texas town. I keep trying to get Jeffrey to move to one.
Wonderful! Thanks for letting us all tag along!
those are great photos. I really like the larger format of your blog. I keep thinking of changing mine but there are always a hundred other things to work on too!
Texture, colour, the unexpected, and a great perspective - all the elements of a beautiful life captured in these beautiful photographs!
AWESOME photos! I love run down, old buildings.
Your new blog header is fantastic of course! You take such beautiful sunset pictures.
xxoo,
a.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing these with us!!
Oh, I love these!
it looks like you had lots of time to stop and enjoy ..
Nothing better than old building for making interesting photos!
Nice job!
very cool - i love the rusty letters....your new header is beautiful!
gorgeous shots
What a wonderful set of photos! I want to go there......:)
road trips are my favorite kind of outings.
small towns only make them better.
I love these photos!
they take me elsewhere from my life.
So much charm... bliss!
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