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Published: 2008-04-17 01:12:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 2539; Favourites: 155; Downloads: 0
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Sometimes a presence seems to remain in these old buildings. Often it speaks of the joys and pleasures of long gone the inhabitants.But sometimes these buildings hold other things.
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* ¡Fantástico trabajo! Lo hemos destacado dentro de la carpeta "Featured nº5 o Destacados nº 5" en Special-Groups. (Es la carpeta donde se exhiben los mejores trabajos del grupo).
¡Por favor, queremos ver más trabajos tuyos en el grupo!.
* Fantastic work! Featured in Special-Groups in folder Featured nº 5. (Best works of the group).
Please, We want to see more works in the group of you!.
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VERY nice tight crop, great foreground sharpness, marvelous integration of subjects.
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thanks for your input
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While the bricks may be more permanent than other building materials, generations come and go, the cycle of life keeps moving, economies change and moving along often happens. The red of the bricks goes well with the greenery, and that sky tops it off.
Rich T.
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Actually, they are not even bricks. It is a material called insull-brick... kind of like buffalo board with a brick pattern placed on it. It is really a pressed paper like material
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I agree with the one below me. the clouds are creepy
the house looks like someone began to renovate but stopped suddenly
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the clouds are one of the things that attract me to the image.
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One of the more 'intact' structures you've shot eh? How's the inside?
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The inside was pretty good at the time, but the building has now been torn down
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Ahh...too bad, it looked to have had a nice 'character' quality.
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Stunning old building! That's a shame that they tore it down, it would have looked magnificent if it was renovated or even left as it was.
Good thing you caught it while it was still up, magnificent shot
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It was pretty good, but it has been torn down
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the slightly increasing of darkness of atmosphere gives it a slight sinister feel to the photo. the surroundings, house and scenery is captured so well and the dullness of the house tell alot
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thanks Aaron for your visit and comments
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Wow. It looks like those lightning rods are about to get a workout.
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I like this, It seems going to storm ;] Nice foto, I almost feel that place xD
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well I hope it won't be too stormy for you.
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Beautifully atmospheric – which sounds cliché but actually the mood here is wonderful; it does make us wonder about what happened to the people who inhabited this house, how they lived, why it was abandoned...
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thanks for your comment Madeleine
I wonder about some of the same things.
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thank you for your visit and comment Paulo
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That cloud in above the chimney almost looks like smoke. You captured the ambiance well.
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thanks for your comment Sola.
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Stunning.
I'm honoured to take your faves to an even 100.
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thanks Emma...for the 
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A most impressive image and a very dramatic sky. I like the eyebrows above the second story windows, make it look like it's watching for someone to come home.
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thanks Gil,
I like the eye brows too.
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This looks like something M. Knight Shamaylan would make a movie into
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thanks Dorotea,
I don't know M. Knight Shamalyan.
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He's a mystery writer and a director. This looks like something he'd write about
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I should have just googled his name.
I am not good with remembering directors, but as soon as I read some of is work, I remembered seeing the movies. Thanks for this.
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