Shot Through the Heart by Karen Stuebing

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07-OCT-2005	Karen Stuebing

You scream, I scream, we all scream for..."

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larose forest photos		23-Jul-2013 20:51
Now that is just plain clever on your part to see the potential in this. V

Joseph Brennskag		11-Oct-2005 22:16
WOW Karen. This shot is fabulous! what a great eye you have.

Cliff		11-Oct-2005 21:32
Yep, if the ice cream sign is falling down we are in trouble.

Karen Leaf		11-Oct-2005 02:09
You post the best images of small town America --the grittiness of decline. A real shame.

royalld		10-Oct-2005 14:35
This picture says more than its allotted 'thousand words'.

Roe..		09-Oct-2005 12:00
excellent title..I love the reflection

Bryan Murahashi		09-Oct-2005 04:44
Great light in this reflection shot. Everything in this shot displays a small town on the decline.

Breland		09-Oct-2005 02:49
One of the best reflection shot I've seen in a while. GMV

Chris Sofopoulos		08-Oct-2005 21:02
Love it!

Heidi Jonker		08-Oct-2005 20:59
Nowadays urban live in optima forma!

Stu		08-Oct-2005 20:44
Imagine letting an ice cream parlour go to rack and ruin! Excellent find, Karen.

Gayle P. Clement		08-Oct-2005 14:48
Great street shot.

Coleen Perilloux Landry		08-Oct-2005 13:37
Nostalgic shot. I like the sunlight on the building with the vines growing on it.

Rene Hales		08-Oct-2005 12:51
Well seen; well shot. This is reallly great. Love the cracked lines in it.--Rene

Herb		08-Oct-2005 12:38
Nice shot

Guest		08-Oct-2005 12:25
I have always believed that ice cream is the one food that everyone loves.

joanteno		08-Oct-2005 11:16
Spectacular shot! Love the lighting hitting the windows in the background!

laine82		08-Oct-2005 10:53
That's something I haven't heard said for many years, Karen :>) That great red brick building looks great in reflection.

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