Friday Photography

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Book Store - One of the many book stores and stands lining the streets of Athens, Greece. To read more about our trip click here.

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Jennifer said…
Cool shot!

Jennifer
Curated by Jennifer

5/04/2023
Debra She Who Seeks said…
A great place to browse if you have all day!
5/05/2023
Vix said…
I'm pretty sure I visited that shop! x
5/05/2023
Polyester Princess said…
Fantastic shot, Hena, made even more effective by opting for black and white! xxx
5/05/2023
Liz A. said…
That looks like a spot someone would linger.
5/05/2023
Amy Johnson said…
Fabulous photo!
5/06/2023
Jess said…
Wow, what a cool bookstore! I love that the Greek signs made it into your shot too!
5/06/2023
Sugar Lane said…
WHat a beautiful photography!
have a great week,
S
5/06/2023
Mary Kirkland said…
Very nice picture.
5/06/2023
Sakuranko said…
Oh very great photo
Looks very pretty
5/07/2023
Romance Book Haven said…
Awesome photo!
5/08/2023
Romance Reader said…
Great shot. Very beautiful.
5/08/2023
Anonymous said…
This photography is just brilliant. I love the depth and mood of this image it just tells a story. https://www.bauchlefashion.com/2023/05/when-copying-is-not-form-of-flattery.html?m=1
5/08/2023
Jeanie said…
I love a good bookstore and this truly captures the essence!
5/10/2023
Jeanette said…
I love black and white photographs! They are dramatic!
5/13/2023
Jim and Barb's Adventures said…
So much going on in that picture, you could stare at it and stare at it and still not see everything.
5/14/2023
Carol On The Lake said…
I love old book stores - great shot!
5/15/2023
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