Basically small-town Arco, Idaho in a nutshell.
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I love this image, Sabina! The bicycle laying on the ground in front is the perfect touch :-)
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That’s what caught my eye and sparked the photo! Glad you enjoyed, Deb.
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This is a really wonderful photo. The peeling paint, the colorless wreath, the abandoned bike…wow!
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Thank you!
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I love this photo…it speaks of a time when life was a little slower…wonderful composition. Love the muted colours :)
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I love this shot; beautiful and a little sad at the same time. Makes me want to run over with a can of paint and maybe a decent light fixture to spruce it up a bit.
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Exactly! It definitely has a bit of a somber vibe to it.
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Norm, I felt a bit like that, too.
janet
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This is a striking photo. For once, the door seems to be in better shape than its surroundings. Overall, it’s a little sad though.
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I definitely feel that.
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One of my favourite so far. I love the constrast between white and red :-)
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Thanks so much!! I like it a lot too.
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Love it!
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Thanks!
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Very interesting how it is tucked in. :-)
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I think so too.
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It looks like a church. Is it a church door?
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Nope, it’s just a house on the main drag in a small town, not a church.
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