Friday Photography

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Pink Days - Pretty pink and purple buildings along Rainbow Row in Charleston, South Carolina. Read more about our trip to Charleston here

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Comments

  1. Jeanie6/07/2019

    Very pretty, Hena! Love the pink!

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  2. Heather{Our Life In a Click}6/07/2019

    Love Charleston! What a great place to photograph!

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  3. Ruth Josey6/07/2019

    Charleston is a beautiful city and that is a wonderful shot! The colors are so unique for a building.

    Ruth
    www.VogueFauxReal.com

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  4. Paola Lauretano6/08/2019

    Sooooo pretty!
    Kisses, Paola.

    Expressyourself

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  5. theonethattravels6/08/2019

    Love the photos
    xx
    https://theonethattravels.wordpress.com/

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  6. Sasha 6/08/2019

    So pretty! What a great photo! Hope you're having a great weekend, Hena! XXX

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  7. Doused in Pink | Chicago Style Blog6/09/2019

    What pretty row homes! I've always wanted to visit Charleston and would love to see these homes up close and in person!

    Jill - Doused in Pink

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  8. Midnight Cowgirl6/09/2019

    Those buildings are so pretty!

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  9. Veronica Lee6/09/2019

    Love how pretty the buildings look and all in my fave colors!

    Happy Monday, Hena!

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  10. Stefanie6/24/2019

    Love how this row of houses coordinated their colors. And Mother Nature rocks in the sunset department; I never get tired of seeing her work.

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