Day 27: my mailbox
I live in an old turn-of-the-century (built in 1902) farmhouse, just on the outskirts of a small town. In rural areas, mailboxes are often put up together on small posts to simplify the mailperson's delivery schedule. In my case, my mailbox has a neighbor - the mailbox of the neighbor who lives across the street. The neighbor's house is a little newer than mine, but his mailbox looks positively ancient alongside mine (bought a few decades ago, and crudely painted with a stylized Yin-Yan taiji circle, which has faded over the years).
This was taken with one of the customized in-house jpeg Colour Profiles of the Pen F - in this case, a color profile developed by R. Cleveland Aaron, the British Olympus-friendly photographer who has done quite a bit of (great) work with his Pen F.