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Well that's rather disrespectful
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Todays free-to-use photo comes with a pre-made duotone version.
When I moved in, this plaster-ish cherub was in the flowerbed area near the doorway (no flowers, though). Over the years, the ivy has swallowed it up, making for some interesting and slightly creepy photos.
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A Buddha garden statue that has seen some wear. It's interesting that it was made to look old and worn, with fake cracks and painted weathering, which contrast greatly against the real cracks and weathering that appeared over time.
Photo by Xer S. Rowan, Creative Commons Attribution license
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Brigs on the Fowey Estuary
Artist: Joseph Edward Southall (English, 1861-1944)
Date: c. 1919
Medium: Oil on panel
Collection: The Fine Art Society LTC, London, United Kingdom