I love the "Not Open" variation on the theme.
CS #724 - Doors and Windows
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I love the "Not Open" variation on the theme.
You really do have interesting windows in your neck of the woods Bill. Plus, you're lucky to be able to get out and about to see and photograph them. I'll be glad when our lockdown ends next week and I can hopefully travel a little further than my local dog walk up the hill.
Stable door. Plus horse awaiting grooming.
Stable Door by warth man, on Flickr
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Nice composition on the shot Walter!
Interesting peek inside the shop.
Love the composition and the B&W treatment is working well Ron!
That's a nice capture, Ron. Beautiful horse. And mono treatment works perfectly. Is that on your dog walk?
I live in a boring suburban subdivision. It's not unattractive, but there is not much that excites me to photograph. And I've lived here since 1977, so I've seen enough of it. I go over to the historic part of Alexandria, or else into Washington DC or to a park to walk my dog and take photos in areas where there is more of interest to see and shoot. With early sunsets now I end up walking late in the afternoon and evening, after my dog has had a chance to play in the park. That usually means prowling the streets for material after dark. "Doors and windows" is a theme that has been well suited to my modus operandi.
Just one lonely customer would have been perfect.
Christmas decorations are up rather early there, I see. Oh well, everyone is doing it now.
I didn't realize there was a window in that photo until I studied it closely. They look busy!
Thank you Paul.
Thanks Bill. No, not on the dog walk. He's my wife's horse and the stable is just over the yard.
Your "prowling the streets" has worked out well. I would have been doing the same but we're not allowed to just now. Next week I could!
Super shot Bill. Love the two bikes. Which are probably the transport of the future.
Thanks! Sadly this is in Old Town Ellicott City, Maryland which was hit with a 1000 year floor twice in two years. OEC as we call it is an old mill town built on the bank of a smaller river just above where it joins a larger one. It is a sort of "hollow" between two really tall hills. Over development on the hill tops in recent years has left no green space to absorb water so runoff has created these terrible flooding. The county has purchased some of the historic 1800's buildings and will level them. It is really sad. This little town has such charm with a great history of attracting small businesses that thrive here. How well it survives remains to be seen.
That's the week done. Thank you to all who contributed and now on to CS#725.
Happy - and Safe - Thanksgiving to all on the other side of the Pond.
Happy - and Safe - Thanksgiving to all on the other side of the Pond.
Thanks for hosting Ron! A nice diversion to a week that is getting busier and busier.
Thanks, Ron, and to everyone who contributed to this CS. I pretty much "stayed put" the past week.
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