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About LinkBacksThis month's assignment is 'Shelf life' and can be interpreted in any way you like.
Ok then, Who will be the first to post?
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May 2020 Photo Assignment - Shelf Life
This month's assignment is 'Shelf life' and can be interpreted in any way you like.
Ok then, Who will be the first to post?
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Month's almost done, and I've been considering the assignment for too long, considering how much time I've been at home recently.
Our daughter hasn't lived at home since she went away for university about 6 years ago, but we haven't touched her room, in case she decides to move home. So these shelves are pretty much exactly the way she left them. We now realize she will probably never move back, so we are going to put the stuff in boxes. Lots of great memories in there. Shot as 5 shot HDR with Sigma 14-24 mm f/2.8 Art lens (15mm at f/5, ISO200, available window light)
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