First National Bank by Richardphotos
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this is in Terrell Texas , a small city close to Dallas.the bank dates from the late 1800's.
I just realized yesterday that I had misspelled a word in a title on one of my posts, when I got an ebot saying someone had made it their favorite.I was asking myself "what the heck is that?".anyway I went back and sure enough I had a nonexistent word in a title. "beautiful gregluge eyes" should have been "Gray Green"
thanks so much for putting 4 of my posts in the Art Charts last week
also thanks for viewing and commenting today
Comments (95)
...ein schönes altes Gebäude! Super-Foto!
excellent!
hehehe, love when that happens to me also Richard, not reading what we have written! This is an awesome structure.
EXCELLENT presentation in sepia colors for an very old Lady !!! Great picture Richard !!! Congratulations for your four classed pictures on the artchart !
Really neat how you did this Richard ! cool one ~ *** H u g s ***
This is cool. like the old feel to this capture.
Wonderful work.
Oh wow that looks amazing superb work hugs lou x
Excellent!
Nice, very nice pic! EXT!
Beautiful old building, dear Richard. I love the presentation and the gentle hues. Wonderful work, I love this shot. Congratulations on the art charts! Hugs. Diane. xx
They sure knew how to build 'em then! Great pic.
goregous building
セピア色の風景、最高です！！！！！
Wonderful composition and sepia tones!!!
How do you spell "First National"? Do you sound out the letters maybe even phonetically, "F as in flux, I as in interior, R as in return, S as in Stable" blank space "N as in number, A as in Asset, T as in teller, I as in interior, O as in owner, N as in number, A as in asset, L as in life?" Can you type it? Must you write it in cursive or print like an architect? The eyes see it and want it but how is it delivered by a speculator?
Excellent!
Superb image. Excellent perspective and tones. Looks fantastic!
I love these old buildings. They have a lot of character and a lot of craftsmanship in them.
Great photo Richard and I love the effects that make it look older. As for the spelling, I have done that countless times :)
Great, Richard. That looks fantastic. Like an old photo. I'm not sure if it's the lens or the angle that give the effect of the view. But it looks extremely cool.
VEry cool.. I love old building they have so much character
Splendid image my friend Richard.......!!!!
Fantastic pic!! Excellent shot!!!
Wonderful shot, I really like the way you made this look like an old time photo!
Excellent photo and effects
Great perspective and mood about the place! Congratulations on Art charts!!! You do extremely well.
I type stop go back and check, carry on typing until end then read over before hitting submit, I then read it again, next ebot I get I read it again and still I make mistakes Richard. I put it down to my age, and my bent fingers. Lol. Superb sepia image, they just don't build them like that anymore. A pity really, I would much sooner have bricks and mortar then glass and steel. Excellent work. Bravo!!!!!
excellent capture and post-work
beautiful capture....and I love the camera angle and the color effect....hope yall don't catch too much of this storm....love, Carol