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I love the way your first photo is framed with the brick...and your frames are lovely Sheriliz
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Very nice! I love the first shot - I like that the wall is not so dark that you can't see the brick detail, but it is dark enough to really set off what you were framing. And the lines in the second shot really define the space and draw you in. Thanks for sharing!
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Totally cool Sheriliz. I like how the first one is framed by the rock and brick. Very nice!
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I how that road is angled so as to lead your eye right to the very center of the shot where you can then explore from there. And of course the natural frame in your first shot works really nicely
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Nice shots, love the brick framing in the first, well done with the framing also makes them look like wall hangers, cheers Steve.
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