Friday Photography

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Metro - Inside the Washington DC Metro Station, the curved ceilings and repetitive grid like structure mesmerizing.

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Comments

  1. Vanessa1/20/2017

    Love the curved lines of that one, looks very striking on everything it's printed on!

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  2. Kati1/21/2017

    Very beautiful!

    -Kati
    http://almoststylish.blogspot.de

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  3. Gabrielle1/21/2017

    Wonderful photography, I love the minimalist and moody vibes! I can see this image being blown up large and used in a large office space.

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  4. Midnight Cowgirl1/21/2017

    That is a cool picture!

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  5. Unknown1/22/2017

    Amazing photos!
    Have a nice week-end!
    Gil Zetbase

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  6. Anonymous1/22/2017

    It so neat to see photography translated into clothing lines. Thanks for the well wishes in the second to last post.

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  7. Caitlin1/22/2017

    Love your photography!

    Caitlin, Beauty & Colour

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  8. Laura Mitbrodt1/23/2017

    That is such a cool idea!!
    xo
    www.laurajaneatelier.com

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  9. Unknown1/23/2017

    Beautiful photography!

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  10. Unknown1/23/2017

    Great post) Thanks for sharing)
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