Friday Photography

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Colorless Country Day was taken in the Farmer's Museum in Cooperstown, New York. This was the first road trip we took with D. We stepped back in time to rural life in America with blacksmiths, an alchemists, sheep shearers and horse drawn buggies. This photograph was taken in the balcony of the cafe, the dark shuttered windows against the white paneled wall with seats for sitting and enjoying the lovely view.

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Comments

  1. Your Invisible Crown4/18/2015

    Love the contrast, have a great weekend!

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  2. Stefanie4/18/2015

    This shows how the simple living of rural days even had an elegance and tranquility to it.

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  3. Midnight Cowgirl4/18/2015

    What a cool perspective!

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  4. Christina4/19/2015

    Sounds like a good trip. Beautiful photo.

    Christina
    cityloveee

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  5. Decor To Adore4/20/2015

    A truly peaceful image. The black and white color palette allows the textures to shine through.

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  6. Joanna Joy4/28/2015

    You have gorgeous photography!

    astylishlovestory.blogspot.com

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  7. Annie Cholewa4/30/2015

    I'm just catching up here.

    Nice shot :o)

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