Brugge
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I could frame that and put it on my wall!
ReplyDeleteGreat combination of old wooden cart and new bicycle. The dichotomy really makes the shot.
ReplyDeletebicycles, bricks, old wooden doors and flower pots by the window --- they really spell brugge... now, i just have to look at your header picture (the canal) and i have a wonderful view of the "venise of the north" :)...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteAs Sandy said, frameable. That would make a good picture above the mantel of my fireplace.
Simply charming!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cool picture. I don't know what it is about it that makes it so fascinating, but I like it!
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Oh I like this a lot! The only thing in the shot that gives away the time period is the bike, and maybe the folded umbrella at right. Other than that it could have been shot any time in the last 50 years or more.
ReplyDeleteTimeless!
Nice, I love seeing the old and new in the same photo.
ReplyDeleteYou always take amazing photos, it makes me want to find time to learn some photography.
Perfect setting for a shot!
ReplyDeleteAnd so many objects to admire.:)
Love this shot.
ReplyDeletei love the pic. happy ww!
ReplyDeleteOh, another Beth Fish variation on the theme of bricks and mortar :D
ReplyDeleteI am sure the rest of us see the same stones, just not with the same photographer´s eye - and that makes all the difference.
That's just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the modern bike against the old building. Great picture, as always.
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot! I love the doorway! Happy WW and thanks for stopping by :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I'd love to see that up on my wall.
ReplyDeleteI always know I can come over here on Wednesdays and see a great photo!
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo!
ReplyDeleteI love this photo.. it's a place I'd like to visit someday!!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Sandy - I would love to have that hanging in my house! Very nice picture Beth!
ReplyDeleteBeth,
ReplyDeleteThis could easily be a postcard, it is enchanting! Really nice capture.
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Gorgeous! Definitely one to frame and hang on the wall.
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Love this photo ;0)
ReplyDeleteI love this photo! I would also love to hang it on my wall. :D
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I love doorway shots, I don't even know why! This one is really nice.
ReplyDeleteThis is timeless and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my province. Very cool shot. Joyoz Photography
ReplyDeleteIt looks so quaint...is it Germany? I'm guessing from the name...
ReplyDeleteI can just see myself hopping off the bike and going inside to buy...I don't know, something.
ReplyDeleteHow quaint! Love the design.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic! I like it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. It has such old world character to it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat scene looks like a great place to pose some peoples for a few shots. :)
ReplyDeleteMy eye went to the doorways. Beautiful arches oves windows and doors. Pure art - a lovely place. You must have really loved this place.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great photo! I need to start participating in Wordless Wednesdays!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of that Stella Artois commercial w/the bikers that stop at the pub. :o)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition! I love it :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and timeless. Could have been yesterday or years ago.
ReplyDeleteHappy belated WW!
That picture is so great! I would love to find a picture like that to frame and put on my wall.
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