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Love them all Matt but "Timber Slats" is a real stand out. Beautiful in its simplicity.
The grass blade in front of the rusty car body distracts me but I really love this series. Thanks! Simon
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I'm with Manta, the photo of "timber slats" is superb
And the "Buick" hub cap, is that wheel brought here by the Yanks since their Civil War? ![]() Good and nice series. Birddog114
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Hats and timber slats both have a lovely silky softness to them - superb. Rusty car body comes a close second except for the aforementioned blade of grass. Peter
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For me its first the hub cap, then the hats. I appreciate the simplicity of the timber slats, but the others offer a little more interest in the detail for me!
Simple and effective shots Matt. Love the series but the hats and timber slats stand out for me.
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nice matt.
like the hats and old wheel as my favourites here check out my image gallery @
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