Antiques and Collectibles... by tennesseecowgirl
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Drinking in the Beauty
Comments (81)
It sounds like fun. This is a nice atmosphere here.
Oh, this is the kind of place I Love to rumage through!!! Great Colorful SHot!!!
Amazing work Lynell, love the shot and the postwork
Very nice image! Great capture.
Terrific work on this,looks great!
Excellent!
I love roasting marshmellows! Its the only time I eat them and I think its because of the wonder when you are a child:-) This is beautiful Lynell, I love the postwork! It really adds to the image!
I ran into a place like this, on the Apache Trail – east of Phoenix. I think that it was called Tortilla Flats – the population was six. Love the post work, the signs and of course, the cannon. Dana
This would be a fascinating place to get lost in! :)
wow this is fine, what an amazing place and story
Good shot and postwork.
Looks absolutely fantastic. Excellent work!!
Beautiful shot! :)
beautiful capture greetings York Made in Berlin
So many points of interest, I'm expecting 'Lizzie' from Disneys 'Cars' to arrive and sell me something! Great shot
Nice work and capture. Aloha
Very nice capture and postwork
Wonderful Image !!
the shot is fine in its own right, lots of detail from this old & striated & rustic wall of storefronts, etc. What you did in filtering was to flatten it a bit so we can see the colors more clearly & more brightly. It made them bold & clear. Nice angle too. Lots of nice detail in this, and the clarity is really good for it. A complex mix of elements, as all these facades are. You always have your eye out for these scenes, I always like what you do with them. (And btw, I didn't even notice the cannon! To me, it was part of the flow & lines. Boy, do I think like a painter, or what! Lots of wonderful detail here...)
Neat place! I'd love to see it in person.
Great photo!