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Old cabin
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Uploaded: 10/20/15 9:13 AM GMT
Old cabin
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This shot was taken last week in Green-River N.B hope you enjoy thanks for your comments Gigi.
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::Ramad
10/20/15 10:19 AM GMT
May be old but your photo has made it look beautiful.
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Good job on the presentation Gigi.
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The gray of the building with that beautiful fall tree in the background make this a very pleasing image, Gigi. I like how they used that big wheel as part of their fencing.
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You know to find these picturesque cabins Gisele!
Well done again.
Well done again.
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Looking at this lovely capture it does not look like it tied and totally run down as the colours make it look so fresh looking and the redish leafs on the tree and red paint hear and there make it very colourful looking.Great detail composition and colours and lots for the eyes to feast on in this shot too.
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That's a different kind of fence, and I love the wheel leaning there. Beautiful shot of the barn. Nice fall colors too, Gigi. Well done.
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Great composition and color. The fence in the foreground really add to the photo.
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An interesting angle and perspective in the photo. A nice capture of the scene, Gigi.
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