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Spanish Gate
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Uploaded: 06/08/05 2:17 PM GMT
Spanish Gate
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When I moved to the west I fell in love with not only the Rocky Mountains but also the Spanish influence on the architecture. The red tiled roof and stucco walls of buildings in any color that you may ever dream of. Ahhhh but Adobe with it's gracious rounded arches, and gates are a thing of beauty to me. I wonder how many feet have passed through this sold gate that has been left open for sometime as can be seen by the growth in front of it and the rusted hinges that have come loose at the top of the gate.It is a feeling of welcome to all who pass this way. This is a land of the true meaning of Mi Casa es su Casa.
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verenabloo
06/08/05 2:39 PM GMT
Good morning Robert...what a wonderful photo! I imagine it is stucco around that door...I too love the Spanish styles...this certainly captures many emotions...and feelings...its a beatiful shot to post....makes one sit and ponder..Thank you so much for this....step back in time..The colours are amazing...and the framing you did is just awesome. I will have to learn how to do this now..I just got my photoshop....smile..
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We don't skip thru life...we trudge!!!!
I understand exactly about the adobe.. It is so graceful, warm and welcoming.. I love the Spanish style houses .. Having lived in several over the years I know they are as graceful inside as out.. Thank you for this lovely image.. It is warm and welcoming..
Mi Casa es su Casa, always..
Mi Casa es su Casa, always..
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g'day bob/Annie,
like the woodie background, Texas has a little spanish influence also, this is awesome...merci
like the woodie background, Texas has a little spanish influence also, this is awesome...merci
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When the white man discovered this
country, Indians were running it.
No taxes no debt, women did all the work.
White man thought he could improve on a system like this.
Very nicely presented, Robert...I too like the warm woody feel and the Spanish style houses...like the Spanish guitar music too...thanks for sharing this.:Pat.
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Cool frame. Nice Pic!
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As water reflects a face, so a man's heart reflects the man. Proberbs 27:19
Lovely Bob. I answered your email last Sunday. Get my message all right, in time for your meeting with Carl?
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beatiful contrasts. the gate is really nice too. well composed. very nice. :)
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Lovely work Bob..... wonder what stories the gate could tell.... :) love historic things like this... great shot... frame sets the scene very well...
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"I wrote your name on a piece of paper but by accident I threw it away...
I wrote your name on my hand but it washed away...
I wrote your name in the
sand but the waves whisked it away....
I wrote your name in my heart and forever it will stay........."
There's something just so inviting about a threshold. So much lays beyond, but let's ponder and appreciate where we stand right now. Such is gifted in your photo Bob. Well captured.
Rob
Rob
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You're invited to tour my gallery
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This is such a great picture! Love it!
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Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it.---Song of Solomon 8:7
What i want to know is how you get the wood border and such is it a texture background and then you insert the small border and the image?Beautiful project Robert.
Peace&Respect Jojo
Peace&Respect Jojo
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Laying Easy Somewhere
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