broken lady by Richardphotos

Photography • Historical • posted on Oct 22, 2006

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this underpass will soon be a footnote in history. it is being destroyed for a train/bus station. this is one of the original underpasses built in Dallas. the street is called Good Latimer Expressway the frame is by Fractelaar, a free gift to Rendo' members thanks for all the wonderful comments on my 1000th post and favorites I hope you have a wonderful sunday

Comments (53)

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amirapsp

1:30PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Awesome work...

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wildgoha

1:33PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Oh Richard this is amazing shot and Lady and so sad - Hugs dear man ;-)

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kenmo

2:38PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Nice capture and photography...!!!

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kansas

2:56PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Lots of great art has been destroyed in the name of progress. Glad you captured this. Nice use of Arend's frame.

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Digimon

3:12PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Your image has definite historical significance! What a shame...I am all for progress, but I think we have to preserve key elements of our past.

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rainbows

5:09PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

An image of great beauty in every way , Richard. I am so sorry this beautiful artwork will be drestroyed. so sad..... Hugs, kind Richard. Di.

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goodoleboy

5:23PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Cool shot and nice frame!

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VDH

5:27PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Great shot! Nice presentation! Well done!!

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claudialee

7:19PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Interesting information and wonderful picture. Ahh yes, progress!!!

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chimera46

8:41PM | Sun, 22 October 2006

A pity it can't be saved. At least you got it here in digital form.

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soffy

2:28AM | Mon, 23 October 2006

wow love what you have created here Richard,wonderful graffiti/murals,what a shame to destroy this,love the frame too,excellently done***

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moochagoo

3:47AM | Mon, 23 October 2006

I like your sense of humour for this one. Great.

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Cosme..D..Churruca

6:02AM | Mon, 23 October 2006

Pity the loss of this street art, at least you've it recorded. Genial Richard !

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Gor111

8:06AM | Mon, 23 October 2006

What a beautiful wall painting and what a wonderful frame around it! I like this fabulous looking posting! Bravo!!!

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Burpee

9:41AM | Mon, 23 October 2006

Tis a sad passing for this beautiful fresco :( Our modern work is painted on sides of buildings and they do not last the decades like the old master's did. Very, very sad :(

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evielouise

10:29AM | Mon, 23 October 2006

Richard you will keep her alive on renderosity thanks for that! get capture:

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Anain

11:30AM | Mon, 23 October 2006

Excellent capture and wonderful place. Excellent work again my friend. Hugs

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angelbearzs

6:58PM | Mon, 23 October 2006

that is beatiful and outstanding :)

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matasabu

7:29PM | Mon, 23 October 2006

Wonderful capture with nice composition!!

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jocko500

9:36PM | Mon, 23 October 2006

I happy to see you took a photo of the art work there. I went downtown one day to shoot a maual on the wall only to find it was built over by another building. I find out they build a new art gallary. I told them i never go in there because they destory the best maual in town to build this. this is a very good shot

Kuiski

9:36AM | Tue, 24 October 2006

Excellent capture Richard, great composition with the frame. Wonderful!!! :)

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cinderella2002

2:33AM | Thu, 26 October 2006

Wonderful painting on this building - so nice of you to make it live longer. It will now be a good memory! I think the painting is very wonderful! Thanx for sharing!

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