This is such a stunning, still composition – the black and white helps. Amazing to imagine all the action the windows and lantern have ‘seen’ over the years – beautifully preserved, and still beautifully still.
Emma 🙂
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Travel with Intent 
what a wonderful architectural shot. love it! the shadow is fab.
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simplicity at its best 🙂
On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 12:00 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Love the play of shadow =) #mysundayphoto
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The shadow as well as the monochrome of the overall photo is pleasing to the eye.
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Loving that lantern shadow-so unique!
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lovely shadow emphasizes the beauty of the light
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Is the shadow REALLY that old? 😉
Shadowy Walkway
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I’m sure there a long philosophical discussion to be had there 😀
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This makes a great shadow against the white wall
Thank you for linking up
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I like lamps anyway, but even more so when there’s a shadow.
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This is such a stunning, still composition – the black and white helps. Amazing to imagine all the action the windows and lantern have ‘seen’ over the years – beautifully preserved, and still beautifully still.
Emma 🙂
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Adore shadows in …
Your shot is so lovely!
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Thank you for visiting and leaving such a kind comment
On Sun, Sep 6, 2015 at 9:47 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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This lantern makes a wonderful shadow! Is this a clock in the lantern?
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I think it was just a label
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