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sanslartigue 
Great picture.
Thanks!
Love this. I had an unsettling feeling at first glance with the track and the rail…as if the picture is tipped. And as usual, I like any new take on refuge and prospect. And trains. 😉
No train, just a boardwalk!
Well, you coulda fooled me – and you did! Trains on my mind these days…I still like the disconcerting feeling of the two lines.
I posted a comment some hours ago, but , apparently , it disappeared…
I found this photo very original,with its dark right side and the lamps’ silhouettes….its neat background and the touches of light on the left…..
Genial!
Thanks, I’m so glad you were persistent!
Beautiful, so beautiful. Austere and wonderful lines. – rachel
Thank you!
dramatic shadows