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Backyard Azaleas

Backyard Azaleas

My back yard is a mess, but I like photographing it once in a while. A photography problem: Which line to make vertical and which to make horizontal. I electe...
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My back yard is a mess, but I like photographing it once in a while. A photography problem: Which line to make vertical and which to make horizontal. I elected to go with the edge of the roof as the vertical and let the rest fall in place.
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