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Decorative Ironwork on East Gate, Chester
Snowdon Curtis
(image)
Posted to Bridges,Viaducts and Flyovers about 3158 days ago, 0 comment(s)
MT Olive Interior
travlndon
Braced, handheld, available light image of Advent/Christmas decorations at Mount Olive Lutheran Church, Aurora, CO. Taken during installation service of newly called senior pastor.
Posted to Architecture about 3234 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Game Room
travlndon
Card and game room #CoralPrincess. The ship carried a wide variety of board games and picture jigsaw puzzles. Daily an open period was available for pick up/party bridge games. To the right, a computer screen can be seen in the background glowing in the on board Internet Cafe.
Posted to Architecture about 3240 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Angel Contained
Sarah Williams (co-founder)
And likely my last entry into this awesome 2 week challenge...
Posted to Black and White about 3255 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Christmas decorations
Snowdon Curtis
(image)
Posted to Night about 3260 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Tree Snowman
Snowdon Curtis
(image)
Posted to Just For Fun about 3260 days ago, 0 comment(s)
A Dockside Mural
Snowdon Curtis
(image)
Posted to Objet D'art about 3280 days ago, 0 comment(s)
French Garage
Snowdon Curtis
(image)
Posted to Architecture about 3280 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Look Ma! I am a fall decoration
PixGeek
Taken in 2013, this was taken with my first point and shoot Sony Cybershot
One of my fall favorites of all time... Happy fall
Posted to Wildlife about 3313 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Raining, indoors ???
Paul Corrin
Posted to Just For Fun about 3347 days ago, 0 comment(s)
TheDeadForDecoration
Jade Lyf (moderator)
I have always loved photographing bones, skulls and the otherwise slightly morbid side of human nature and mother nature. Decorating barns with the skulls of your kills is one of our more odd behaviours as people but nonetheless it's a popular decoration technique. And likely stems from our instinctual need to be in the dominant position even if it's just to our neighbours and no longer with predators.
Posted to Experimental and Abstract about 3432 days ago, 0 comment(s)