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Comment by streetpigeon:
I've apologized to Karen for leaving an inappropriate comment. It's wrong to hijack anyone's image like that, especially to indulge a political opinion. If I've offended anyone, I'm sorry.

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Comment by Germaine:
The title is self-descriptive. 8)

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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
I too wonder if the contents are/were alcoholic. I agree with Barbara that a close up of the front bottle would fit Abstract B&W well.

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Comment by NikonJeb:
A deerscape! Awesome.

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Comment by NikonJeb:
At first, I thought that the hood reflection was a line art goose drawn on the road! LOL!!! VERY cool image!

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Comment by NikonJeb:
That's just a cool effect.

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Comment by Teafran:
An interesting capture -different certainly. Has a certain abstract quality to it.

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Comment by GeneralE:
As someone remarked on one of my pictures, well-spotted! :-)

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Comment by insteps:
Bookends about to merge becoming whole. Beautiful colors.

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Comment by streetpigeon:
OMG OMG OMG! We're being invaded by aqueous blobs from outer space!! And they have Spanish accents!!! "A fence? Haven't you been listening? We need a big beautiful dome over America, and those other states. Canadians keep out! Maybe a shower curtain and paper towels for Puerto Rico. With a really complicated tracking system that allows the sun to shine only on Republicans, which'll keep down costs. I call it the "Trump Thunder, Lightning, etc. Dome." Tip of the hat to Reince Priebus for the suggestion; he's the new greeter at the White House. Be afraid. Whoooooooo! Be very afraid!!!"
So. A perfect portrayal of a rainy day. Like in NYC today, too. Life certainly goes on, just wetter and grayer. The prominence of the raindrops, on glass, I presume, seems like dots on the bottom of exclamation points. I love the ground before the fence, the subtle beauty of browns and greens. Peaceful. It's just like looking out my window. Well, without the cars. buses and other buildings. And our beloved birch and dogwood.
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