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Hot Springs Crepe Myrtle

Hot Springs Crepe Myrtle

I was staying at this hotel in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and this Crepe Myrtle just glared at me. I refuse to remove the wires. It is sort of a rebellion agains...
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I was staying at this hotel in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and this Crepe Myrtle just glared at me. I refuse to remove the wires. It is sort of a rebellion against digital manipulation, however I do often post process my photos, even this one.
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