Wrought iron bolt, Chiesa di San Gottardo, Carmine Superiore
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Thursday 12 March 2009
Ironmongery
Warm, sunny and windy. A host of orange-and-brown butterflies were trembling on the granite stones of the pathway up, drying their wings in the sun. A beautiful sight! A technical error means I can't offer a picture. Here's something more prosaic instead.
Wrought iron bolt, Chiesa di San Gottardo, Carmine Superiore
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Anonymous said...
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Hi Louise, You are so lucky to be surrounded by so many antique fittings like this door bolt. Just think how long and how much skill it took to make it.
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Thursday, 12 March, 2009
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Gretel said...
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Hi Louise - thanks so much for visiting me, I've been enjoying your lovely photos (again). Re - artworks, the black and white work is ancient, from about 12-13 years ago , and not for sale. I do have some paintings in my Etsy shop, but I'm not painting any more for the forseeable future; I've got too many jobs on and I'm not sure how much I like painting any more.
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Thursday, 12 March, 2009
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Anonymous said...
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Nice light!
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Thursday, 12 March, 2009
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Unknown said...
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This photo is beautiful! I would use it in a hearbeat in my next show home! I love that you could feature it horizontal or vertical.
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Thursday, 06 August, 2009
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Hi Louise, You are so lucky to be surrounded by so many antique fittings like this door bolt. Just think how long and how much skill it took to make it.
Hi Louise - thanks so much for visiting me, I've been enjoying your lovely photos (again). Re - artworks, the black and white work is ancient, from about 12-13 years ago , and not for sale. I do have some paintings in my Etsy shop, but I'm not painting any more for the forseeable future; I've got too many jobs on and I'm not sure how much I like painting any more.
Nice light!
This photo is beautiful! I would use it in a hearbeat in my next show home! I love that you could feature it horizontal or vertical.
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