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9 comments:
The closed shutters add some extra interest to they façade. In New England, shutters are purely decorative. In many cases they are affixed to the siding and can't be opened or closed. My house is 90 years old and has moveable shutters, but I know that none of them have ever been actually moved.
Nice catch.
The kind of photo I love!
Clever capture and I love the choice for the title! I also love those bikes in front of the building and the flag detail!
hugs
Léia
So what are they doing there in the semi-darkness behind closed shutters??
Love this image VP.
There is surely an "extra" room.
Love this type of shutters. Great building!
Well spotted!
God bless you!
Cezar
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