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- Skywatch Friday, Season 4, Episode 42
- Sexy
- Sepia Scenes #81
- Face
- Wordless Wednesday - April 28th
- Watery Wednesday #85
- Outdoor Wednesday #68
- Environment
- Red Tulips
- Tall – Short
- Yellow Tulip
- Dark
- Blue Mailbox
- Awesome
- Scenic Sunday #93
- Shadow Shot Sunday #100
- Today's Flowers # 90
- Macro Flowers Saturday #7
- Lines
- Sphere
- Addiction
- Skywatch Friday, Season 4, Episode 41
- Sunshine
- 4/21/10 - Window Views and doors too!
- Wordless Wednesday - April 21st
- Watery Wednesday #84
- Outdoor Wednesday #67
- Red trillium
- Wet – Dry
- Nostalgic
- Mellow Yellow Monday #65
- Eastern Skunk Cabbage
- Today's Flowers # 89
- Shoes
- Scenic Sunday 92
- Beautiful
- Wildlife
- Marco Flowers Saturday #6
- Covered
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- Skywatch Friday, Season 4, Episode 40
- Green
- 4/14/10 - Window Views and doors too!
- Wordless Wednesday - April 14th
- Sepia Scenes #79
- Watery Wednesday #83
- Outdoor Wednesday #66
- Sweet – Sour
- Red Brick House
- Watery
- Yellow Porch Glider
- Shadow Shot Sunday #99
- Today's Flowers # 88
- Smoke
- Scenic Sunday 91
- Drink
- Marco Flowers Saturday #5
- Meat
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- Vertical
- Overcast
- Goodbye Winter
- Small Animals
- 4/7/10 - Window Views and doors too!
- Wordless Wednesday - April 7th
- Sepia Scenes #78
- Watery Wednesday #82
- Outdoor Wednesday #65
- Pattern
- First Red Hyacinth 2010
- Blue Hyacinth
- Fluffy
- Mellow Yellow Monday #63
- Chicken
- Today's Flowers # 87
- Scenic Sunday 90
- Shadow Shot Sunday #98
- Main Street
- Sweet
- Centered
- Skywatch Friday, Season 4, Episode 38
- Blurred
- Environment
- Thematic Photographic 95 - In memory of trees
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2 comments:
Love the punch of colour!
The almost-but-not-quite symmetry of it intrigues me. I feel like tilting my head when I look at it.
hmmm, word verification is 'anomaly'?
Beautiful picture and building. And I learned something new; didn't know about Mr Case's contribution. Thanks
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