Abstracts and a Door

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On this years road trip we made a stop in Baltimore and while it was not the most memorable city on our trip  I did manage to get a few great pictures out of our stay.





Next week we're going to take a break from the photography and reupholster aka D proof our dining table chairs.. 

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Comments

Karen Presecan said…
Love the Door! Great pics, as always!
7/23/2012
s said…
awesome images!!
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7/23/2012
Mark said…
Lovin' that door!
Now, be sure to photograph the reupholstering job. I'd love to see it!
m.
7/23/2012
Diana Marks said…
wow! those are wonderful photos!
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7/23/2012
Krugthethinker said…
Oh, I especially love that door at the end! Good luck with the project!
7/23/2012
Outside Looking In said…
Beautiful! I love the door!
7/23/2012
j said…
That door photo is quite nice. Good luck with your reupholstering project!
7/23/2012
sonia // daring coco said…
So many gorgeous pieces! Tweeted about the EARN campaign too!

Have a lovely day!
SDMxx
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7/23/2012
Designing Domesticity said…
Oh, that glass paved. Really love it. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing, liz
7/24/2012
LizB said…
The door is cool, but I am totally digging the abstract pics...love the mosaic glass : D
7/24/2012
Why Girls Are Weird said…
Oh so beautiful!
7/24/2012
Anonymous said…
Great captures!
7/25/2012
Hena Tayeb said…
thank you and also a big thanks for tweeting about the campaign :)
7/26/2012
Caro * said…
Fabulous pictures ;)
7/30/2012
Hena Tayeb said…
thanks Liz
8/09/2012
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