There is something about ruins, barns and old abandoned farmhouses that I love. I think rotten wood, chipped paint and broken windows can be very photogenic. When we came across this one, I just had to investigate a little closer.
"One should really use the camera as though tomorrow you'd be stricken blind."
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I love the close up of the window and the color of the shutters.
You and me both girl! Did you peek in the window? :)
That's a little more chipped paint and broken windows...than I expected, Jientje! It has a special beauty and loads of different textures. The window pane broke in a perfect curved arch!
♥...Wanda
I love what you do with perspective and color. Very nice. The last photo could make a beautiful painting. It is already a beautiful photograph.
I COMPLETELY agree with you, Jientje. I love the light play and shadow in this, the textures, the tactile feeling you brought out. I love the history it conjures up, the feeling of time gone by, and the curtain in the window? That could be the cover of book. Very inviting, mysterious, and ominous all at the same time. I really liked this one!
I agree - ruins are amazing with different textures and colours. Just a little sad though knowing that the building was once in it's prime and is now forgotten and empty
Oh, to live somewhere where even abandoned houses have curtains in the windows.
what a great old building
There is beauty in it, isn't there. I always wonder who lived or worked in the places. Around here photographers like to photograph weddings or grads in their full dress against old buildings. It looks really cool.
Love the tired old window with dainty curtain showing through. Really great shot!
They all are!
I love it!
This is my kind of place for picture taking. I've been taking pictures of old places too.
The stories that place could tell. Chipped paint describes some of my windows.
It takes a true artist to bring forth the beauty of abandonded places. My favourite is the close up of the window with the lace curtain.
I love these photos!!!!! Love them!!
Hugs,
Margaret B
I also love the curtain in the window. Gives you the feeling it was a homy place and maybe someone still lives there?
Oh, I agree with you! There are a couple of ruined buildings I pass quite regularly, but always when I don't have a camera, or when I'm busy running off somewhere else.
I love the window with the ancient net curtain!
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