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Your love of old buildings, their warmth and their decay is wonderful.

Thank you Still26. As far as I remember I did not take the photo from a moving car but the original image is quite small - under 200 Kb so perhaps this has an effect on sharpness

Thank you Still 26 - I will play with it and see how a monochrome finish works!

The natural pathway of the human eye is to always gravitate towards the brightest spot on the "canvas" and you have placed that spot right into the grid line...well done. Sharp with soft diffusion leading us to the hot spot. This was a well thought out image and a pleasure to view and to learn from it...thank you.

This is a photograph taken not a photograph shot! You worked hard to present us these ruins in an innovative way , through the frame and it works. Nice shot. This has nice textural quality to it and would work in monochrome as well.

I am drawn to the side compositional style of this photo that hints of minimalism. The large sky was your intention and it works to "shrink" that aboandonded forlorn looking building and the foreground is perfect. My only comment is that it doesn't look sharp and I'm wondering if you took this out of a moving car?

How wonderful this old building looks and you took it from afar to show it in it's (almost) entirety. The little red and new looking tractor speaks of life, it is bright and cheery a good juxtaposition for the building which has seen better times. This photograph is nice and sharp through all the planes.

The textural quality is really great and you knew that and knew it would work beautifully in monochrome. A nice presentation and looks exotic , from Greece perhaps.

This looks like it would be a wonderful place to visit and explore and you have presented it completely enticingly. Have you tried this in monochrome?

Is this somewhere in Dubrovnik? I have a feeling I have been here. Nice catch and yes that crow in the corner is perfect. Sharp and well done.

There is a nice dreamy feel to this shot.

Damn...that's a lot of layers. lol

Appreciate your comments very much. Thank you.

Thannk you. At our Photo Club we had a Nat Geo photographer go to Korea to do a shoot. He came back with tons of photos all tilted and they worked. I'm trying to be brave...thank you for that comment, very much appreciated.

Thannk you. At our Photo Club we had a Nat Geo photographer go to Korea to do a shoot. He came back with tons of photos all tilted and they worked. I'm trying to be brave...thank you for that comment, very much appreciated.

yes it would be better

your welcome

your welcome

The bright orange tractor is a wonderful counterpoint for the old building. I think I would have been tempted to "green up" the raw earth so the rusted building is more dominant. Perhaps not.

Yes! Lighting is great again and wonderful textures. Love the tree roots sinking themselves into the building.

Yes - the tilt is nice and the body mysterious! The image tells - or hints at - a wonderful story. Great lighting, too.

Oops!My mistake. Fixed it. Thank you.

Hi there, UncleJimmy how can I get in contact wiht you regarding using this image credit-free?
Thanks,
Laura

Author, you put the links in the wrong box.. easy peasy fix... you'll get the hang of it.. you put the link in the TOP box.. then you put your description in the bottom box, just don't use any kind symbols in the bottom box, only words or sometimes it can screw up the upload (took me a little time to figure that out ).. great job and good luck (for a split second I thought it was one of Cornelia's.. hehehe)

That's just weird.. I like it! hehehe

Just fricken lovely

I've noticed the members here don't like anything filtered. Whenever I put out something with a filter it never gets to the top. (Buzz Sim filter when not overdone seems to fit)....maybe this was just too overdone. Wish they would say so or say what they don't like about an image, ay!

Yes, plus she was moving around quite a bit. Thank you.

Like your comment.

There was, I cloned it out.....naw, just kiddin. Thank you.

Thank you sir.

Thank you sir.

Thank you Brian, appreciate you stopping by.

Thank you photonut.

Thank you photonut....win some lose some.

LOL... no, I missed those two Mark

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So surprised at being last

Very shallow dof in this,bet this was not easy to get

good balance between the butterfly and the flower

Orange it certainly is,just wish there had been a boat in this

Well good close-up this

Like the old building in this

Congrats for winning this one

well done olga for 1 and 2 again

Congrats Olga for 1 and 2