The front porch of an old homestead built in mid 1800's, now part of the historic Rock Mill site near the Devil's River.
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(The cure for a lazy photographer)
TWELVE SIGNIFICANT PHOTOGRAPHS IN ANY ONE YEAR IS A GOOD CROP.
-Ansel Adams
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- Day 306 > Shine On
- Day 307 > A Surprising Encounter
- Day 308 > What Lies Beyond?
- Day 309 > Lonely Station
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- Day 312 > Midnight On The Waterfront
- Day 313 > Hickory Leaves
- Day 314 > Ornaments
- Day 315 > Autumn Berries
- Day 316 > Darkness There And Nothing More
- Day 317 > Friday Night Lights
- Day 318 > Oak Hill Cemetery
- Day 319 > A Fluff Piece
- Day 320 > Pear-Shaped Puffball Mushrooms
- Day 321 > Holding On For Dear Life
- Day 322 > Deep In The Parkway
- Day 323 > The Mourner
- Day 324 > Devil's River Gorge
- Day 325 > A Late November Surprise
- Day 326 > November Dawn / Kewaunee Light
- Day 327 > A Well Worn Porch
- Day 328 > Point Beach Feather
- Day 329 > Courthouse Foyer
- Day 330 > The Ultimate Goal
- Day 331 > Late Night Black and White
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- Day 333 > Mute Swans
- Day 334 > Devil's River Lower Falls
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muy bella foto, muy boniti blog ,un saludo
ReplyDeleteMr. Ditzman, I found this picture online and would like to know if it's okay for me to use it for a new blog I am trying to create (learning WordPress right now). Thanks for any response you can send!
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