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I saw this lovely little house tucked away down a side street in Faro, Algarve yesterday. Trouble is, I can't think of a different title. Any suggestions?
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I dont' really have a better idea for a title (sorry) but I do really like the image. You've certainly captured the character of the home.
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I like the small double doors and the ironwork along with the texture of the building. Very interesting, but alas I'm not very interesting since I can't think of a title.
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What a charming little place. You have really captured it well here. Nice shot.
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"A Home Is What You Make Of It"?
You've managed to capture the age of the structure and yet still show that it's a well cared for home.
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I love shots like this. So may stories hidden behind those walls. So may wonderful colors and textures to be seen on the outside.
Reminds me of a movie set
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