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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Poor old guy--- he looks a little tired. Our little house will turn 100 in 2025.
ReplyDeleteOh my... looks like this house has been deteriorating for a long time.
ReplyDeleteLooks a bit out of form.
ReplyDeleteBlack and white gives it a timeless quality, but you wonder how long it has.
ReplyDeleteSo sad. B&W is perfect for it.
ReplyDeleteIt makes for a good B&W photo !
ReplyDeleteA ghost house.. A long life ending softly, day after day..
ReplyDeleteAh, the poor house! Excellent photo though.
ReplyDelete...black and white is perfect with this subject.
ReplyDeleteA wonderfull black and white image. It would be interesting to know the story behind the house.
ReplyDeleteb&w perfection.
ReplyDeleteEstos lugares abandonados hablan y transmiten sensaciones y emociones de aquellos tiempo que ya son historia.
ReplyDeleteAbrazo
If you bought fewer cameras perhaps you could live in a house that was in better condition.
ReplyDeleteNeeds TLC. A fixer-upper waiting for your decorating talents.
ReplyDeleteSome things definitely look better in black and white 😉
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