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Originally posted by LevT:
congrats Mary! I used to have (and use) one of those. I bet a lot of younger folks would not know how to put paper in it :)
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congrats Mary! I used to have (and use) one of those. I bet a lot of younger folks would not know how to put paper in it :)
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That,s a lovely image,Congratulations.
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You have a very good eye for detail, Mary. Those wilting flowers add the perfect touch of sadness to the image. Excellent work and congrats on the ribbon.
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i had this second in my listings well done on the ribbon,
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Another one of my top favorites in this challenge! I loved this image. It definitely deserved higher than in the 6's.
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Congratulations! Mary. Brilliant tone and subjects. Well deserved ribbon.
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Congrats Mary, Bet you didn't expect a ribbon, well done.
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Unlike the letter, this IS the way it's supposed to be done :) Congrats!
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Oh yay! Congrats on the ribbon. This really conveyed a lot of emotion. Great pp'ing. The tones and feeling remind me of my shot!
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Nice clean job, Graham. Congrats on the ribbon!
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Nostalgic, and interesting. Vignette is a little heavy for me, but that's just my opinion.
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I think I learned to type on something like this (haha), but no Dear John letters. Really neat idea and wonderful execution.
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The wilting flowers are a nice indicative touch of your relationship :)
motivational de-motivational one :)
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Super shot. Where did you find the underwood? And I'm sure that letter was not typed on this one LOL Lovely
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The drooping flowers add a lot of back story to this image. Seems like the writer has been dwelling on this letter for a while.
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Nice idea and good shot :)
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Love the old typewriter and dying flowers, I could see this being the cover of a romance novel. Good lighting/exposure too. I'm not sure how closely it relates to the song but I like it.
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Oh the dreaded "dear John" ... nicely done.
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What a marvelous contraption. I believe it's made several appearances here before. Love the mood created.
Via the Underwood
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