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Two things I can't ever seem to pass up...Old keys and old buttons, so this weeks macro's are of old keys...







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Lori P said…
Ooh, I agree. Keys are beautiful...maybe it's the question of which doors they unlocked?
9:05 PM
Linda said…
Really wonderful macro work!
9:19 PM
Anonymous said…
What lovely macro work! I love how close up you got to the rust! It is gorgeous!
9:21 PM
Tracey Leeder said…
I am with you completely on keys and buttons, rusty keys are even better! Love your macros this week!
10:18 PM
Annette said…
I just love these photos! The rust gives the keys such character and makes you wonder where they've been.
12:42 AM
Jenni said…
Gorgeous, love them
jenni
12:51 AM
T... said…
very nice shots, love the rust on them
7:09 AM
Therese's Treasures said…
Marianna, I like your shots of the old keys and their rusty texture. I love old rusty items there is just something about them that attract me. I also think about the history and who may have used the items. Oh if they could only talk.
Therese
7:57 AM
My Life Under the Bus said…
I suffer from this as well....keyabuttonaholic? XOXO Beautiful shots - keys have that, " I've been somewhere and won't tell." aura about them. Happy Sunday Marianna!
9:05 AM
Laura Twiford said…
Amazing how macro shots can make the rust and crust and dust things of beauty! Great shots!
11:36 AM
EB Bead and Metal Works, LLC said…
Love those keys and the rust you captured perfectly in these shots!
12:03 PM
Unknown said…
Beautiful, beautiful rust! And, oh, the mystery of old skeleton keys! They look great on that printed green fabric.
12:46 PM
Shel said…
These are some really cool shots! I love old, rusty things - especially keys - they make for some great photos!
1:20 PM
Holly said…
Oh, such lovely, spirit-laden macros! *Love* them all...
8:49 PM
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