I’m delighted with the effect of a Kerstin Frank texture on my photograph of a run-down shed in my friend’s garden!
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Love this one….Enjoy the day and keep smiling:)xx
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Much thanks, Janet! Keep smiling too! xx
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Amazing how a picture of a rundown shed can produce such an intriguing image. So many different emotions could be produced here the more you look at it. This should be one of those writing prompts.
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Bless you, GP. A writing prompt is an excellent idea!
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I just read Pete’s short story using the shed as a prompt – who knew all that would evolve from a comment!
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It’s rather exciting!
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A humble dilapidated shed becomes a child’s fantasy den, the scene of a crime, or the sad remains of a once-loved garden. GP is correct, a writing prompt indeed, as well as a poignant image.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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Thank you, Pete. Can I persuade you to take the prompt? It wasn’t raining when I took the shot though I did brighten it a bit in Photoshop before adding the texture!
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Short story about the shed coming up soon! x
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Make sure it takes your mind off the rain!
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love this – looks like it would fall over if a leaf fell on it.
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Thanks, Barb. I think it probably would!
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This is awesome, Sarah. So evocative!
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Thank you so very much, Diana!
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It’s not an old photo – I took it about three weeks ago!
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So beautiful.
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Thank you!
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Sheds are great subjects for photography. Here in the Desert Southwest, there are some great opportunities for photographers in search of an old shed. Pete’s blog brought me here. Great photo!
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Thanks so much, livedemerald2013!
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Truly beautiful.. Thank you for sharing
Take care, Laura 🙂
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Thank you so much, Laura, and for following!
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Oh it was my pleasure to follow your beautiful blog and I shall return often.. Take care, Laura 🙂
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You’re a doll – thank you!
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This is beautiful! ❤ 😉
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This looks great!
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Much thanks!
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Great image, as others have said, plenty of different emotions can be evoked!
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