Nostalgia - II by CavalierLady
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Similar to yesterday's post, but without the sepia effect. Thanks so much for all your kind comments! And thanks for stopping to have a look. :)Maria

Comments (17)
love this nostalic series.. beautiful photographed.. well done... sublime :)...)))
This is sooooo darn beautiful. Love that stone wall, i want one just like that in my house!!!! Cool contrast too with that new brickwall coming in from the right. Technically a very crisp and clear shot...artistacally (spellcheck the swede please) a most beautiful shot!!!! Have a great day Maria. #:O)
Agree with Zacko! Excellent!
Wonderful composition ! I'm always touching by all the history of our past... I think it's important to never forgave, and to learn about it. Superb shot Maria.
Beautiful shot!Sharp details! Superb quality image!!Super!!and Vote!
Interesting composition of old objects...!!! Excellent photo my friend....!!!
I like these Nostalgia series of yours. You have captured history in a setting of old objects. Lovely composition..V
Oh I do love antiques and this is excellent great lighting Maria superb photo:)
OH MY THIS IS STEPPING BACK..WERE IS THIS PLACE! AWESOME SHOT.
Lovely photo! Maybe one of those used to be a pickle barrel! YUM! V (:
That's a wonderful Still Life arrangement capture! Bravo!
Wonderful photo! I love these old kegs, baskets, and chairs. And the stone wall is magnificent.
Wonderful photo,love it !!!!!!
Beautiful!!!! Love the details =0)
Yep, a wonderful photo! Gorgeous compo!
i really like this one!! :] great old feel & color
I love the chairs hung on the wall - reminds me of an old Jack Nicholson movie called "Goin' South." A wonderfully clear photo, perfect color.