Abandoned Winchester Arms, New Haven

Punkybeth

Hey there Dgrinners!

I've been doing some "Urban Exploring" lately and recently photographed the old Winchester Arms buildings in New Haven, CT. Here are some of my favorites. (C&Cs welcome):

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Panther

Howdy Robyn,

You really have some neat and interesting images, love the great details and the colors.

Great job, my only thought is you might make more space
between the images and number them,
it will show them better, and not run them all together.

Punkybeth

Thanks Craig....I thought of that afterward too. I'll see if I can edit the post.

Panther wrote: »

Howdy Robyn,

You really have some neat and interesting images, love the great details and the colors.

Great job, my only thought is you might make more space
between the images and number them,
it will show them better, and not run them all together.

rwells

Nice series,

I particularly like #3

Darren Troy C

Wow what an incredible studio that would make! Could have done without that last one though.

Punkybeth

Yes Darren...I thought the same thing!!!! That would be a great space for a studio! Such great natural light!!! So much space!!!!

Darren Troy C wrote: »

Wow what an incredible studio that would make! Could have done without that last one though.

Panther

Howdy Robyn,

Like the space and numbering, even more space would present them better,

There's something about #4 that I really like, and the coloring is very
tranquil???

Looking forward to seeing more of your images.

dlplumer

Very cool. Well done

billseye

Punkybeth wrote: »

I really like the whole series. Makes me want to find a similar location around home.

I particularly like this one... echoing the previous comment about the tranquil color palette. I also find the frame within a frame composition (and the slightly skewed internal horizon lines) very effective. Kudos!

Punkybeth

Thanks everybody!!!!! I really want to go back and take more...we missed a whole building when we were there last. It was really exciting...and kind of scary!