shahkare. kheyli ghashange:)
Posted by reza at December 5, 2004 06:19 AMcreeeeeeepy.
Posted by arie *idealimpact at December 5, 2004 07:39 AMit probably looks pretty in the summer, covered with thousands of leaves.
Posted by Ali at December 5, 2004 07:40 AMBeautiful image: subject, light, composition are all well set. Congratulations for thsi magnificent work.
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Ricardo Baez-Duarte
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I like your photos .. how about a photo from a dance floor of one of the Toronto's famouse night clubs? You show too many buildings and signs and sky.
Thanks.
Hadi
Sam, it's time for you to visit Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood. No dead ivy, but plenty of buildings needing similar attention!
Good subject, nicely sharpened.
Posted by Frank at December 5, 2004 08:38 AMHairy indeed. Your comment for the picture made me laugh ;D Interesting capture!
Posted by Monika at December 5, 2004 09:14 AMI like your personification of the house, describing it as "hairy". It reminds me of the hair on an elelphant. The red brick peaking through the white paint makes for great contrast. Excellent photo.
Posted by matt at December 5, 2004 11:09 AMHow did you achieve ISO 50 on rebel?
Posted by me at December 5, 2004 03:30 PMGreat composition. Is the building still inhabited? Lights on in a couple of windows. Love the transition of vibrant red brick to dull gray. Vines add wonderful contrast.
Definately a favorite.
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moscon
This reminds me someone, hmmm... but whom? ... ooops! yeah it's him! ;-D ... forget it!
Posted by ila at December 5, 2004 05:54 PMyes believe it or not some people in toronto still live in old decrepid houses like that one. Usually they are rental houses with about 10 people renting rooms inside. I rarely see real houses downtown anymore. Since the landlords only want profit they did the bare minimum to maintain the place and milk the tenants for every penny they can.
I think even the plants think we are being lazy by leaving that old ugly thing standing, so they have started to remove it for us.
(And the earth shall reclaim all in time)
Posted by scott at December 5, 2004 07:13 PMI think we should wait and look at this hairy building blossom into beautiful green ivy in the summer.
Posted by jacques at December 5, 2004 10:32 PMISO 50 in using a Digital Rebel? That must be a mistake.
Posted by Carlos Johnson at December 5, 2004 11:36 PMcool, wonder what happened here?! but guys check out . .. http://www.topleftpixel.com/ipong/ too... some cool shots there too ....
Posted by mooni at December 6, 2004 12:46 AMWhat a zigsaw that picture would make.
Very interesting.
This one looks like a painting by Andrew Wyeth, the American painter; wonderful!
Posted by Wim van der Meij at December 8, 2004 12:03 PM