It’s the little details that are vital.
Little things make big things happen. /J.Wooden/
More here: Weekly Photo Challenge: Big
It’s the little details that are vital.
Little things make big things happen. /J.Wooden/
More here: Weekly Photo Challenge: Big
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Perhaps I’ll be looking at something like that first picture someday… you really got me thinking.
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If you are thinking about the time during Dziesmu Svetki, I must agree it is the best one. And it also means you have a bit time left for planning. 🙂
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smallthings do big wonders..as little things are big enough
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Yes, another one that crossed my mind when I read your comment: Not the bigger is better, but the better is better.
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Nice photos.
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Thank you. I have been enjoying the photos on your blog – beautiful.
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Thanks for coming by and liking my post!!!
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My pleasure.
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Great photos of Big.
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Thank you
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Great interpretation of this week’s theme!
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Thank you. I like yours a lot, especially the one with elephants.
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Love your approach to this weeks challenge….and I agree, after all size is always relative 🙂
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It really is! 🙂 Thank you.
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The plant holders are huge! Amazing shot… 🙂
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Thank you. Saw them in some 3 places in Marseille and was impressed. 🙂
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Hey, crème brûlée fellow, your pictures are wonderful (:
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Thank you. I can’ t hide I have enjoyed yours much as well! 😉
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