On Photo Friday, the challenge is "Found Objects". This relief was found on a tombstone over 100 years old in a little cemetary we found while hiking.
3.22.2008
Photo Friday: Found Objects
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1 comments:
How lovely! This is one of the many things I love about photography. It's a wonderful way to capture and share these little details that are often overlooked as we hurry through our lives.
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