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Photography • Home • posted on Mar 12, 2006

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busi2ness

7:15AM | Sun, 12 March 2006

I bet one can say a lot about excellent texture etc, but these ancient buildings really touch my heart. If you are silent in them you can experience the joy and heartache of families of long ago.

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Zacko

7:30AM | Sun, 12 March 2006

The gallery sure is flooded with abandoned places like this one today. This really is a beautiful photo Claudia. Packed with atmo...but i gotta say...that your cheerful purple frame really takes away some of that feeling. I suggest you go with a black or dark-grey color instead. Its just that the shot is so pretty and it deserves to be framed in a fitting way. Have a wonderful sunday. #:O)

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NekhbetSun

7:40AM | Sun, 12 March 2006

Lonely, beautiful with an eerie haunted fell....excellent !

ERMITA

7:52AM | Sun, 12 March 2006

So limited! Cool shot! You too, have a nice day, thanks!!

ana-maria

8:58AM | Sun, 12 March 2006

Excellent capture with fantastic mood. A very mysterious shot!!!

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GBCalls

10:25AM | Sun, 12 March 2006

As if reaching up from the earth to reclaim the wood. Well captured and presented.

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jcv2

10:46AM | Sun, 12 March 2006

Great find of this overgrown entrance! Nature takes back what is taken from it by human beings! Love to see nature's resilience, the wonderful power God put in life! Fabulous work! :)

jared99

12:24PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

Wow! Very cool shot. Looks like it could have been the entrance to a nice house, with tall slender windows flanking the door, and one on top too. Hmmm. Maybe a storefront instead. In gazing at this, one wonders about the life that went on there, and what events transpired to lead to the abandonment of the building. ...sigh... What surely was once a warm, rich place full of life is now dry and empty. All the memories of the affected lives are now gone and forgotten.

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