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These are lovely intimate shots. I love the distressed door one. Well done
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and another finds a great old barn ...... Love this set of shots but that door just jumps out at me.
nicely done
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Nicely done Jack... I have a pair of boots like that.
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size 9 by chance?
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Jack, I love all of these. I love the subject matter, but you've photographed them in such a way that they tell a story, rather than just being a picture. The third is my favorite (though the door is a close second). I like the way the light falls along the beam and appreciate the hand-hewn timbers. It makes me wonder about the hands that formed the timbers and fitted them together so well that they have stood the test of time.
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