Vote for your Favorite Photos!

written by

John Filbrun

posted on

May 20, 2021

I am so blessed to have talented sisters who not only work hard on the farm but also share their artistic talents.

My younger sister Anna is a natural photographer.

I’d like to share with you photos that Anna has captured throughout the year.

Help us decide which photos you would enjoy being made into notecards or even a calendar!

Vote for your favorites! Share your feedback in the comment section below.

Creative Folks - Add titles or captions to the pictures if you’d like too!

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