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Painted Iron Flowers

Posted on January 19, 2020 by davisbrotherlylove

I came upon a very festive cart, decorated with all sorts of painted ironwork.

Posted in Personal Stories | Tagged artistic expression, arts, creative editing, creativity, flowers, iron flowers, painted flowers, photography, street photography, visual arts | 2 Comments

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