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Fantastic colours
Thanks a lot, Ronald.
Love the intensity of the light and colors. Where are those windows?
Thank you very much, Jane.
Well, what happened I leave to your imagination. When I saw the house, the windows where already bolted.
It looks more like a painting! Nicely done!
I’m glad you like it, Alexander.
Wonderful scenery and beautiful light.
Thank you very much, Vever.
They were bolted to protect the vitamins from light
Such healthy thoughts 🙂
Feels very ominous! What are they hiding?
Well, I don’t know. I didn’t dare to look inside.
I wouldn’t have either!
Good, so I’m not the only one who didn’t dare 🙂
You find the most interesting things Rabirius!
Thank you, Tina. I’ll keep on trying 🙂
Such a lonely feeling with beautiful colors.
Thank you very much, Lepis.
Surroundings bleak anyway
Yes, they do.
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Extraordinary shot, Rabirius. Love your palette too.
Thank you very much, Richard.
So beautiful, so mysterious . . . . !
Yes, it is, thank you.
Interesting! Love the colours, composition and light 🙂
Thank you for the compliment.
Prachtige bewerking
Bedankt.
First word that came to mind was isolation … great colors.
Thank you.
Yes, the house was at the edge of town, so it was somewhat isolated.
Town, well, it was a village 🙂