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invisible

Another scene I found in Bents (ghost town in Saskatchewan) last month...




And a B&W conversion:



Thanks for looking.

Dogdots

I just love ghost towns. I like this photo in BW the best Did you ever get close enough to see what the title of the book was?

invisible

Thanks, Mary! No, I didn't take a look at the cover, but here's a close up of the pages:



I googled a line and found that the book is "In His Steps", by Charles Sheldon. According to the first review that appears on Amazon, the phrase "What would Jesus do?" came from this book. Neat!

Nikonic1

Awesome!

Dogdots

invisible wrote:

Thanks, Mary! No, I didn't take a look at the cover, but here's a close up of the pages:



I googled a line and found that the book is "In His Steps", by Charles Sheldon. According to the first review that appears on Amazon, the phrase "What would Jesus do?" came from this book. Neat!

This is really neat indeed. I started reading it from your link and now I'm going to have to go out and buy it

Panther

Howdy Federico,

What a great image, well seen and captured.

Love the crisp, sharp details, I think the color image brings out the details of the objects on the ground.

Hope you've got somemore from this location to show us.

invisible

Dogdots wrote:

This is really neat indeed. I started reading it from your link and now I'm going to have to go out and buy it

I'm glad you never realized that it was all a marketing ploy to have people buy the book!

invisible

Panther wrote:

Howdy Federico,

What a great image, well seen and captured.

Love the crisp, sharp details, I think the color image brings out the details of the objects on the ground.

Hope you've got somemore from this location to show us.

I agree about the colour version. However, someone from another forum noted that the texture on the floor shines in the B&W version more, and I also agree with that. I do have some more photos from this place that I'm still processing; will post more later.

Thanks Panther and Nikonic1 for the comments.

Dogdots

invisible wrote:

I'm glad you never realized that it was all a marketing ploy to have people buy the book!