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Home Sweet Garage
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Uploaded: 07/02/10 2:23 PM GMT
Home Sweet Garage
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While in Reno 2 years ago when we saw the "Reno House" that was posted earlier we also came across this 'quaint' little place and now that I have a little bit of experience doctoring up a photo I present to you the home sweet "garage"!!!:) I recommend you download and view at a large resolution,there are so many cool things they have done to they're "yard".The chairs on the 'roof' are holding up people made out of clay pots and don't forget to enjoy the wooden kittens on the fence:):) I was attempting to clone out the garbage can in the front but found it to difficult as the doors are open somewhat and don't match each other in position. You know what I mean:) Enjoy if you can:):) Thanks for your comments. BB
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.Jhihmoac
07/02/10 2:50 PM GMT
You make due...with what ya got...Nice presentation...
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Thats some unusually placed garages! Cool find and shot Bruce!! I like the post work!
Joanie
Joanie
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I see you would have quite a fight on your hands if you wanted to sit down!! I like the hanging sleds on the second floor.
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Kind of think that the garege looks beter than the house?
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sunsets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
I have a feeling they throw nothing away BB. At lot to look at in here and enjoy.
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Now that is a unique idea for a garage. Great shot Bruce!! Need to plant some roses on top of it too though. LOL!
Stan
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Absolutely Fantastic place,and so different.Much to see.Wonderful work,Bruce.
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An interesting capture and unique garage. I'm surprised there's no drift wood adorning the landscape.
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A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you the less you know. - Diane Arbus
Who would have ever thought that junk could be so interesting? A brilliant and thought-provoking capture, Bruce.
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"La liberté est ce que vous faites avec ce qui a été fait pour vous." Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980)
What an amazing place.
I love your treatment of it and there is so much to discover in this.
I love your treatment of it and there is so much to discover in this.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
What a fun find! I'd have left the garbage can alone too... not so much for getting the door right as for the huge task of rebuilding the stone wall and getting it to look uncloned!
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I don't think the garbage can detracts from the overall shot. Shoot, it might be the only bit of normalcy, lol.
It is a great shot. I looked at it for a very long time, just trying to see everything.
Oh, wouldn't THIS make a killer jigsaw puzzle, lol.
It is a great shot. I looked at it for a very long time, just trying to see everything.
Oh, wouldn't THIS make a killer jigsaw puzzle, lol.
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Wow...there is so much to see here, and it sure looks like the owners have a great sense of humor! I really like all the warm tones and the stone garage! Looks like you did a bit of Ortinizing, which I'm enjoying very much, and I'm with Toni... this would make a great jigsaw puzzle! Fantastic work, Bruce, and thanks for sharing this fun post! :)
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