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Just 2 photos, with interpretations of each
Still commenting.
Thanks for all your comments, and all your love and support -
I appreciate it greatly!
A fine week to everyone!
m
(near home)
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Comments (16)
Whelp, that looks better than my neighborhood!
The repetition and perspective make for an interesting image. I have to say, the sidewalks in your neighborhood are a lot nicer than the ones in mine.
They really make the best of beauty in your streets, Mark. All the gorgeous, red flowers together with the always so nice and shining iron fences I love so much. I love the perspective, BUT... I´m not sure I like that guy standing with a chainsaw further. Hope he wasnt waiting for you.
LOL!
Just gorgeous Mark. This reminds me of the sidewalks in Melbourne terrace houses. I like your style.Take care my friend. Thanks for your beautiful comment on my last pic..
My B/G photo is were I come from. The land of OZ 
lots of gardeners in your street or just ones that love flowers
Wonderful !!!
Super perspective on this walkway my friend.
Superb capture Mark as always!!
Beautiful photo! Love the way the sidewalk leads the eyes into the distance.
Great one ! Very beautiful.
It looks a really inviting walk!
Maybe a squirrel's eye view?
You sure do live in a cool neighborhood
This is really beautiful, Mark! Just look at all the wonderful spring colors here. This looks like a scene Kinkade would paint. And talk about leading lines..... This pulls you right in, and invites you to stroll into the distance and enjoy the calm beauty you've captured. Wonderful shot, buddy!
A nice picture of a part of the world really well looked after. !
Oh man. This is another version of the other one? Wow! Both are fantastic, Mark. Those fuchsia tones are gorgeous.
(I'm sorry to be making such short comments, but Rebecca is setting the table around me while I'm on the computer. LOL! We're having a great time, but my RR/computer time is limited.)