This is awesome, Mike! Love the reflection in the window, textures, and details. The slanted shadow against the vertical lines of the boards adds a really nice touch as well!
I’m running out of nice things to say about your talent and images, Mike. It’s getting boring. I think maybe from now on I’m going to sit here with a dictionary at my side and go to it whenever trying to tell you how great some of your stuff is. I say some of your stuff is great because some of it is moving, and some of it is also fun. Let me go get that dictionary now….
I’m with Emilio in running out of words to say how much I like your photos. This makes me think of seeing inside and out. The eye of the building. Love the capture of the reflection.
Such a great reflection … love the clouds, the window frame, and the wooden structure, too.
Just wanted to stop and say hello! I’m heading out on the bike in a couple hours, even though I’ll probably be riding in the rain for a couple days.
Thinking positive, though!!
Hope all is well in your world 🙂
Be careful in that rain.
I got a pneumonia vaccine yesterday and developed a 103 degree fever last night. Happens to less than 1%. Lucky me. I’m better today.
Nice to hear from you…thanks.
The glass window, while it’s looking time worn, seems polished and refined next to all the texture of the old wood. Man o’man, that barn has done hard labour. Love that you got a reflection of today while looking at the past, very cool.
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This is awesome, Mike! Love the reflection in the window, textures, and details. The slanted shadow against the vertical lines of the boards adds a really nice touch as well!
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I like it too Eden. Thanks for the nice comment.
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I’m running out of nice things to say about your talent and images, Mike. It’s getting boring. I think maybe from now on I’m going to sit here with a dictionary at my side and go to it whenever trying to tell you how great some of your stuff is. I say some of your stuff is great because some of it is moving, and some of it is also fun. Let me go get that dictionary now….
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Napoleon, you are a most generous man. Finer words I never hear enough of. Thank you very much, my good man.
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I’m with Emilio in running out of words to say how much I like your photos. This makes me think of seeing inside and out. The eye of the building. Love the capture of the reflection.
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The eye of the building. I sure like that and perhaps if I was clever enough to think of it I would have said it. Generous comment. Thanks.
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Stunning capture!
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Thanks!
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Just love how you texture your photos Mike…this is superb.
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Hi James. Thank you very much.
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Wonderful reflection.
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Aye, thanks.
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Got me! I was expecting fuzzy glass. Clever title. Clever pic. Clever man. 🙂
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What a nice thing to say. Can I get that in writing?
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Very pretty shot, Mike.
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Thanks Katie.
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Wo Mike.I can see a piece of heaven in the windows.
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A slice of heaven for you, Marylou.
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Nicely seen. Great shot.
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Thanks hutch.
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Beautiful photo! 🙂
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Lovely comment 😉
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Oh I love this
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Nice. Thank you very much.
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great capture it leaves more to ponder on for creatives
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Thank you Isaac.
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Such a great reflection … love the clouds, the window frame, and the wooden structure, too.
Just wanted to stop and say hello! I’m heading out on the bike in a couple hours, even though I’ll probably be riding in the rain for a couple days.
Thinking positive, though!!
Hope all is well in your world 🙂
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Be careful in that rain.
I got a pneumonia vaccine yesterday and developed a 103 degree fever last night. Happens to less than 1%. Lucky me. I’m better today.
Nice to hear from you…thanks.
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Well done.
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Thanks.
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your photography is amazing. glad i’ve discovered your blog.
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So too is your truthful and delicate poetry. Quite remarkable, actually.
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The glass window, while it’s looking time worn, seems polished and refined next to all the texture of the old wood. Man o’man, that barn has done hard labour. Love that you got a reflection of today while looking at the past, very cool.
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Your intelligent and insightful comments are always appreciated, my friend.
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