Old power station....

nadi

nadi Registered Users Posts: 54 Big grins

November 14, 2004 edited November 20, 2004 in Landscapes

they are planning to regenerate this old building in my city, so i thought I'd get some photos in while it was still nice and dramatic:

The careful man tries to dodge the bullets.... while the happy man takes a walk.
Mark Oliver Everett

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wxwax Registered Users Posts: 15,471 Major grins

November 14, 2004 edited November 14, 2004

I especially like the middle one. I like the ominous sky, the composition and the derelict looking building. Call me a fan of decay. Perhaps you are too?

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photocat Registered Users Posts: 1,334 Major grins

November 14, 2004 edited November 14, 2004

The middle one jumps out in quality and impact. The top one is blurred on my screen. The lower one lacks story power.
The middle one has it all. Nice color shades, frisk and sharp, tells a story of good times gone by.
I would like the middle one in poster on my wall... (Except I have no walls left, but you get my drift don't you?)

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GREAPER Registered Users Posts: 3,113 Major grins

November 14, 2004 edited November 14, 2004

I like the middle one. Looks like a great place for an abandoned feeling.

The middle one also looks awesome in a sepia tone.

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pathfinder Super Moderators Posts: 14,708 moderator

November 14, 2004 edited November 14, 2004

GREAPER wrote:

I like the middle one. Looks like a great place for an abandoned feeling.

The middle one also looks awesome in a sepia tone.

I agreee that the second one looks very interesting - but all three, and especially the first, seem blurred on my monitor. ??

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PerezDesignGroup Registered Users Posts: 395 Major grins

November 14, 2004 edited November 14, 2004

Did someone say abandoned?

Great shots by the way!

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jwear Registered Users Posts: 8,013 Major grins

November 14, 2004 edited November 14, 2004

wow
now that was an interesting site .

Jeff W

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nadi Registered Users Posts: 54 Big grins

November 16, 2004 edited November 16, 2004

A couple more I edited last night....

The careful man tries to dodge the bullets.... while the happy man takes a walk.
Mark Oliver Everett
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gubbs Registered Users Posts: 3,166 Major grins

November 16, 2004 edited November 16, 2004

This one is superb, great shot

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dugmar Registered Users Posts: 756 Major grins

November 16, 2004 edited November 16, 2004

gubbs wrote:

This one is superb, great shot

Agreed. Very surreal. It almost looks like a miniature, for a scale railroad or something. Well done.

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miketaylor01 Registered Users Posts: 318 Major grins

November 16, 2004 edited November 16, 2004

I agree with Gubbs
I think that one is the best of the bunch. Great shots altogether though.

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DVDR Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins

November 20, 2004 edited November 20, 2004

nadi wrote:

they are planning to regenerate this old building in my city, so i thought I'd get some photos in while it was still nice and dramatic:

Wow!! second shot is awesome.

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GREAPER Registered Users Posts: 3,113 Major grins

November 20, 2004 edited November 20, 2004

nadi wrote:

I love this one Nadi...

Not 1 thing negative to say about it. It's a winner.

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