old school by devineydesignsllc

Photography • Historical • posted on Mar 16, 2006

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been enjoying b&w lately really lov it,with all the color gone you get to the meat of the photo.thanks for looking

Comments (31)

koby

10:46AM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Superb photo with appropriate b&w effect. The lighting and the contrast are very well balanced. Bravo.

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LostPatrol

10:58AM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Fantastic capture and mood here. Colour photography is all about colour, black and white photography is about everything else.

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jcv2

11:08AM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Wow, great find of this old school building overgrown here! :)

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misha_d

11:37AM | Thu, 16 March 2006

very impressed, super-sharp contrast along with the ghosted, blurry shapes work so well, thank you

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cbender

11:47AM | Thu, 16 March 2006

a good shot! i like this building a lot... :) well done!

solrac_gi_2nd

12:13PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

... along with all those untold stories ... this is an amazing capture ! The B&W choice adds a dramatic and 'oldie' feeling to it !!!

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Blush

12:46PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

I love old buildings like this once full of smiles tears and laughter and now nothing but falling down, wind, and ghostly images....Nice to meet ya and hope you come visit me as well Vote Susan~

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SoulSearcherr

12:55PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

kewl shot

Valerie-Ducom

12:58PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

oh yes!!! very good capture and perfectly b&w and lighting...excellent work my friend!!!

cynlee

1:00PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

really brings out the tangle of vines & textures! excellent choice! :]

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margotshp

1:43PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

great shot, b&w suits perfect for this photo!!

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girsempa

2:14PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Perfect b/w photography!!! You did a super-work here!

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Chaos911

2:19PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

simply wonderful, one super piece of work!!! excellent!!!! :)

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azy

2:59PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Excellent work I love this B&W photo

soulofharmony

3:57PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

haunting .. full of atmosphere and moody.. love it..outstanding work :)

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Lledeline

4:01PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Great postwork

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graemeb

5:18PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Is that what they mean when they say the good old days.

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bentchick

5:33PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Fasinating shot!!!!! I love the B&W and the way those branches stand out!!!! Wonderful job on this!!!!

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kimariehere

6:24PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

WOW!! I LOVE THIS !! fantastic postwork , find and shot!!.. had a real charictor mood to it that pulls me in - would love to see the inside too boy is it little!!

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erskogly

11:09PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Superb moody shot - looks fantastic in b&w. Excellent work!

KiwiMiss

3:21AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Ohhh this is stunning! Superb in B&W ... love all the details ... can only imagine what the history of this place is!

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PeeWee05

4:55AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

cool cool cool! scetchy, excellent!

nhirschberger

12:38AM | Sat, 18 March 2006

Wow ! Gorgeous composition and contrast ! Works fantastic in B&W ! Most excellent work ! Thanks for sharing !!! V

Georgy

9:47PM | Sun, 19 March 2006

I can't stop starring at this, it is so fantastic. Great work!!!!!!!!

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kenmo

12:49PM | Thu, 23 March 2006

Cool....

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tmathise

10:16AM | Tue, 28 March 2006

Simply fantastic!

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Margana

5:23PM | Fri, 07 April 2006

Oooooooooh.Wow.Love the black and whites of this,the 'texture' is outstanding.

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dreamerAngel

3:44AM | Fri, 14 April 2006

My favourite from your gallery - a brilliant study of the march of time!

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TallPockets

12:13PM | Wed, 03 May 2006

Wonderful pic! Born in 1951, I went to a small, one street town school much like yours above. Grades 1-8 in the same building. No kindergarten back then. Seemed everyone did OK without it? WINK.

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