Friday Photography

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Santorini - Stunning peach and light blue buildings in Oia, Santorini. Read more about our trip to Santorini here

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Comments

  1. Jennifer2/23/2024

    Beautiful shot!

    Jennifer
    Curated by Jennifer

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  2. Debra She Who Seeks2/23/2024

    Lovely!

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  3. Tanya @ Girl Plus Books2/23/2024

    Gorgeous photo! A visit to Santorini is on my bucket list.

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  4. ElunedHermitCrab2/23/2024

    Stunning colors! Santorini is on my list. Maybe in the fall.

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  5. Spare Parts and Pics2/23/2024

    Gorgeous photo. The bougainvillea fit in perfectly!

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  6. Polyester Princess2/23/2024

    Wow, those colours are absolutely stunning! xxx

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  7. Jo-Anne's Ramblings2/23/2024

    What a nice photo

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  8. Pilar2/23/2024

    What a beautiful photo! The colors look amazing together!

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  9. Liz A.2/23/2024

    Oooh, love the orange.

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  10. sherry2/23/2024

    Such amazing buildings! Love those ochre and light blue colours.

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  11. Brigitta Pasztor2/23/2024

    So pretty :)

    https://brigittapasztor.blogspot.com/

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  12. jabblog2/24/2024

    The blue complements the peach perfectly.

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  13. Amy Johnson2/24/2024

    Wow! Love the color in that photo!

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  14. The Velvet Runway2/24/2024

    This is a stunning photo! I love the colours
    Julia x
    https://www.thevelvetrunway.com/

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  15. eileeninmd2/24/2024

    It is a beautiful photo! Take care, have a wonderful weekend.

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  16. Lowcarb team member2/24/2024

    The colours are amazing.
    Great photograph.

    All the best Jan

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  17. thathappyreader2/24/2024

    What a lovely shot! Love the colour combination!

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  18. Anonymous2/24/2024

    Wow! Blessings to you and yours, Darla Sands

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  19. Carol @Comfort Spring Station2/25/2024

    amazing skies there and I love the building

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  20. Beware Of The Reader2/25/2024

    I wish I was there!

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  21. Carol L2/25/2024

    That's a wonderful print, and I can only imagine how wonderful it would be living there in that beautiful hillside home.

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  22. carol l mckenna2/25/2024

    Lovely photo ~ both the house and photo are so creative and colorful ~ thanks,

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  23. 21 Wits2/25/2024

    Goodness your first photo is quite the amazing capture as are all your photos, thank you.

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  24. Yvonne2/25/2024

    Great photos!

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  25. Rachel @Waves of Fiction2/25/2024

    What a beautiful photo! I'd love to visit Santorini at some point.

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  26. Conniecrafter2/26/2024

    Very cool photo, you don't see that every day!

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  27. Karen2/26/2024

    The colors are stunning and so soothing.

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  28. Suzanne @ The Bookish Libra2/27/2024

    Gorgeous! Makes me want to go there even more than I already did.

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  29. Anonymous2/28/2024

    Oh, wow! That looks like a dreamscape from heaven. :)

    Best wishes, Darla Sands
    https://darlamsands.blogspot.com

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  30. Red Rose Alley2/29/2024

    What a lovely photo of one of the places you've visited. I like the blue doors. ; )

    ~Sheri

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