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1 comments:
If you click through to Flickr, you find a link to the photographer's blog where he gives a wonderfully prosaic tour through the photos and house.
I particularly liked reading of him learning the cottage owner had been an author who died and had been carried off on a horse and wagon afterwards.
Having studied photography at one time in my younger days, I also appreciated his "Geeky notes" indicating the various settings used to take the pictures. Reminded me of my own notes we were required to record for class.
Rich
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