JeffBach

Window To The Past

Window To The Past

It used to be something. Now it is nothing. Who has walked by this window in years gone by? What happiness has it seen?

It used to be something. Now it is nothing. Who has walked by this window in years gone by? What happiness has it seen?
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FinePix S7000

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Aperture f/3.0 ISO 200 Shutter 10/580

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Dec, 2014

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