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5 comments:
This is a lovely photo - great composition and the contrast between the gravel texture and the other shapes is beautiful.
It's so nice that you just implied his instrument through the case and the title of the post. Nice work.
And to add to Strangetaste's comment, I like the further hint in the photo's title. Nicely arranged. Did you enjoy the music?
I did enjoy the music. The fiddler, Jeremy, knows I'm originally from Tennessee so when he sees me coming he often breaks into the Tennessee Waltz.
Less is more. Defintiely the suggestion of whole scene works brilliantly.
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