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15-DEC-2012

Fairport, NY, USA or Somewhere in Italy?

Maintenance/Storage building at Casa Larga Vineyards in Fairport, NY.

Weekly Informal Challenge (Week 140): "Unusual Architecture"

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Canon Powershot G11
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Date/Time15-Dec-2012 12:24:30
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Guest 22-Jan-2013 13:27
It has the style, except for the doors. Great find. V
Julie Oldfield20-Dec-2012 03:17
Very nice shot! Well composed.
Todd Owlett18-Dec-2012 20:44
Nice find and warm tones.
Barbara Heide18-Dec-2012 12:34
what a lovely stylish building! nice light!
LynnH18-Dec-2012 01:12
A good find and a beautiful building. Too nice for a maintenance building!
Jola Dziubinska18-Dec-2012 00:32
Very unusual and original architecture, super find! V.
Janet Donnelly17-Dec-2012 20:03
This is so unusual .... you're right, could easily belong to quite a few different geographical locations. Very well seen and photographed!
sue anne17-Dec-2012 17:37
Cool curves and lovely structure..
J. Scott Coile17-Dec-2012 16:03
I LIKE~!
Janice Dunn17-Dec-2012 09:03
A vineyard - that figures - many of them do have such attractive buildings on their land
Timothy Guenther17-Dec-2012 01:21
Nice shot!
Cindi Smith17-Dec-2012 01:10
Wow, that's a cool building. Really is unique and not a usual find here. :)
Guest 17-Dec-2012 00:46
Wonderful architecture scene and range of tones in the brick and tile work.
Walter Otto Koenig16-Dec-2012 23:52
Very cool find. You are right, this could easily be in Tuscany.
Karen Stuebing16-Dec-2012 22:39
That is unique architecture. I like the way each part segues into the next. Great find and capture.
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