The red texture is brilliant.
Posted by Ed { tfk } at October 1, 2005 12:49 AMNice texture, and capture of shadow :)
Posted by will at October 1, 2005 12:51 AMGreat picture! I just love those "texture" photographs. The best thing about this one is how you took the picture at the right time of the day to get the perfect shadows! It really brings out the texture of the wall.
I must also say that I admire your work! I discovered your photoblog a few weeks ago and I've browsed through your entire archive! Great stuff!
Keep up the good work!
Posted by Erik at October 1, 2005 01:18 AMNice shot! I love your site - I check it every day. Wish I could have made it to your exhibition.
--Joseph
Posted by Joseph C. Richardson at October 1, 2005 02:05 AMI like your sense of composition.
Henri
Great detail - love the shadows.
Posted by Mark at October 1, 2005 03:42 AMThe light available is just perfect. It's a different photo, full of texture. Great work.
Posted by nuno f at October 1, 2005 03:44 AMAksayi ke panjereh( dariche) daran doost daram va too karhaye shoma ham kam nistan .
Posted by mAryam at October 1, 2005 06:52 AMthis is a great pic. I love the slate like appeareanc eof the glass.
Posted by NY at October 1, 2005 08:38 AMNice color and contrast!
Posted by izzy at October 1, 2005 09:37 AMNice shot, it would seem you were a little too early in England for the European Photobloggers meet-up. Still it looks like you got some great shopts here anyway.
Posted by Andy at October 1, 2005 11:00 AMRear Window:
Lisa: I wish I were creative.
Jeff: You are. You're great at creating difficult situations.
nice \:p
Posted by tee at October 1, 2005 01:06 PMnice contrast.
Posted by rasoulov at October 1, 2005 01:10 PMThe window looks so out of place, it's neat, and the strong colours here are awesome. Nice one.
Posted by lisa at October 1, 2005 01:22 PMA little bland. Not up to par with your usual stuff.
Posted by MC at October 1, 2005 05:33 PMSam, any chance you took a note of what street this is on, or any landmarks in the surrounding area? (I'm back at uni in Oxford as of today and want to go exploring!) If you could email me any info on this, or the cycle lane shot from the other day, I'd be really grateful.
Posted by James at October 1, 2005 06:48 PMreminds me of the photos from the surface of Mars
Posted by K at October 1, 2005 07:49 PMis all of England so full of texture? yesterday's loose gravel and today's mountainous adobe/cement! simple. delectable.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dogstone/
Posted by dogstone at October 1, 2005 09:03 PMits a window opened for creativity and imagination!I love the texture!
Posted by ML at October 1, 2005 10:19 PMNot to echo my last comment (tomorrow's pic actually) but the lighting here is wonderful and the color/texture combination is absolutely wonderful.
Posted by Abe at October 2, 2005 06:26 PM