Wonderful capture Bill. God bless.

I seen several on my trip last week. was not always able or willing to stop on the interstate to shoot them. very interesting relics Bill

Love this Bill, I try to imagine the goings on there when it was pristine.

my kind of building

OHHH This is awesome. I just wish I had been there taking billions of photos of all the wood and cracking colors and so on :)

Just wonderful! The old buildings, colors and textures are so interesting and your POV couldn't have been any better!

Looks like a garage, love the history, wonder who lived/worked there. xx

They are surely decrepit indeed! Excellent capture of this richness of texture and faded tones!

Not so scarce where I live. The colours are wonderful !

These old timers lend themselves to such awesome shots. Great job Bill.

Relics from another time. They could certainly tell many stories. An excellent shot.

What a find that was! Great shot of the whole thing. I don't think I got one like that. :)

Love looking at these old buildings... Aloha

Terrific find Bill.

I absolutely love these old buildings - so much character, and wonderful relics of bygone days. A lovely shot, Bill!

Great pic of the long defunct structures, Bill. I wonder if they're haunted.

Jack Sprat could eat no fat His wife could eat no lean And so between the both of them They licked the platter clean

You and Tara make a great team. She, up close, and you with the big picture. I love the patterns on the roof on the near building. Excellent work.

Amazing and fantastic place... Fantastic shot also !

with this shot, I realized for the first time that you're poetic with beautiful landscapes and opulent closeups (like your car shots); but then you're equally poetic with scenes like this. The 5DMKIII is perfect for you, in scenes like this. The scintillating detail brings out the real life in these seemingly "dead" facades. I love that Helle says, "OHHH This is awesome." A fellow lover of decay! There's utter music in decay, it jumps and dances and sings and does elegies, you name it. You caught all that here. I don't know how many facades there were outside your shot, but you caught a fine sampling here, with the most active one on our right, and the more "bleak" one, just to its right (our left). And darker shadows off to the far left, as balance. The light is bleak, unforgiving. And the greens are present enough to remind us that there was life here once; as are the browns around the windows, and the multi hues of the roof shingles. But it's also got music in the sagging wood beams and the broken windows, etc. And I love the pebbles and the brush in front of the facades---all set off by that bright sky. Terrific decay shot, Bill, in the angle, the choice of ground in front, the swath of plants, all of it. I hope, when I get a camera like yours, I can get shots as good as this. Wonderful.

Stunning and so beautiful....yet these buildings are in decline.....

I can see the ad now: " A lovely set of buildings, perfect for the handyman." quaint and lived in" Great capture