For Debbie Smyth’s One Word Sunday: Lines
Lines That Guide
For Debbie Smyth’s One Word Sunday: Lines
One Woman's Quest II
Growing with gratitude for life's challenges
Growing with gratitude for life's challenges
For Debbie Smyth’s One Word Sunday: Lines
One Woman's Quest II 
Lines serve a lot of purposes don’t they. You chose a good title to go with these
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I like your take on the prompt. What type of place is the building in the first photo?
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It’s actually a row of shops on the bottom and apartments on the upper floor. This view is approaching from the river.
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Thank you for the additional information, VJ. I’ve always been attracted to stone buildings.
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Me too. It’s what attracted us to this small town.
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I am a fan of old stone…love both photos VJ. And I enjoyed the peaks on the house and repetition in the cypress trees, too. Very appealing as are the tiny bits of gingerbread. Love! Thank you!
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I’ve always loved gingerbread trim on old houses.
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Isn’t it delightful? Thanks for sharing that we share that love, Liz. Smiles to you — and to dear VJ today. 🥰
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It is! You’re welcome, Victoria. When I lived on Martha’s Vinyard as a child, I would beg my father to take us to see the gingerbread houses in Oak Bluffs.
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Oh….I’ve never been. That sounds like a good time! Xo, Liz! 🥰
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It was an ideal place for a kid. Unfortunately, we only lived there for two and a half years.
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Oh…that’s unfortunate, but it made an impression. And a good one! 😉
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🙂
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Me too. Such character
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Thanks Victoria. Our town is known as Stonetown
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Well, now. Isn’t that too perfect!?!
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Yes. There is a lot of photographic charm here.
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“Lines that guide” the eye around the page are an important aspect of composition in visual art. The trick is to keep the eye moving and the viewer interested. Both of these photos are very engaging.
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