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Do tej pory kilka razy próbowałam łapać zorzę polarną w moim mieście Kołobrzegu na północy Polski. To rzadkie zjawisko tutaj, ale bywały sza... -
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a very nice pattern. Have a good weekend
ReplyDeleteOh, lovely! You make the plants behind the shapes look as if they belong to the pattern.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from BLACK AND WHITE WEEKEND.
ReplyDeleteFRANKLY MY DEAR
I do like the pattern.
ReplyDelete...nice and ornate!
ReplyDeleteThese gates are iron workers art. Well photographed.
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern!
ReplyDeleteI like the b & w contrasts in this photo.
ReplyDeletegreat contrast, I love the graphics of it.
ReplyDeleteI like the angle! Adds to the interest of the lines and shapes...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful monochrome.
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