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A great B&W post!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
Like them.
ReplyDeleteBest whishes.
Mormor
http://www.starbear.no/mormor/2013/02/15/the-weekend-in-black-and-white-10/
The black and white really suits this for an old style restaurant and a vacant building for sale.
ReplyDeleteHHHMMMmmm... interesting restaurant name! Can you only visit a 'sunset' restaurant for dinner?? Or does it have good sunset views? Or is it just for retirees?!?!?!
ReplyDeleteThey feature a daily lunch special, so don't think it's just for dinner. The windows face south, so sunsets are probably not the best from here. Haven't a clue who the cliental is, perhaps they are elderly? Never eaten there myself, just was drawn to it visually, a feast for the eyes.
DeleteNice old school buildings.
ReplyDeleteThis style cafe-restaurant is fast disappearing from the American landscape, replaced by soulless fast-food places run by surly teenagers.
DeleteNice in B&W!
ReplyDeletehttp://amitaag.blogspot.in/2013/02/doped.html
lovely old time homey feel to these images.
ReplyDeleteGosto no sol iluminando a estrutura, um abraço!
ReplyDeleteA luz no antigo prédio foi o que me chamou a atenção na foto de cima. Thank you.
DeleteLovely buildings and great in black and white!
ReplyDelete:)