Plunked Out by nikolais
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Description
Digging up atchives of a couple or more years ago trying to blow a new life in.
Have a great and sunny weekend.
Nikolay
Comments (17)
There is a story here. Not sure what it is, but I bet its interesting. Good photo!
Beautiful scene
Each part of this is a single pict...And there's something ( front of the pict ) that gives all here . . . Always a pleasure to discover your artwork and your sensibility ...
So many of your photos aould be superb as stimuli images for creative writing.
You have a wonderful and creative style, an eye for capturing something out of nothing! Well done! Does this qualify for the forum Challenge,(a little delapidated)
Stellar image Nikolay!! Your creative style astounds me!! :)
pleasure as always
superb ... such as always !
I like the "colours", the slightly creamy white, and the warm greys.
Great shot, but the house puzzles me. What is the ground? Not just the poles I hope. Whatever, it is an interresting photo in fitting B&W
wonderfully spooky! 5++
Very beautifully done, Nikolai!
Marvelous composition as always!
Fantastic composition, gorgeous mood as well. This photo tells stories, dozens of them, and when I look at this house, and the well-lived-in look of it, I can virtually smell fresh blinis inside. I love the dark wood and the external shutters. Eh, I just love this sort of architecture in general...it wears its age with such dignity.
a simple shot becomes a true abstract in darks & lights, verticals & horizontals, and it's just messy & unkempt enough to be delightfully playful. Your eye is more powerful than any lens in the world, you capture all that branch activity on top reminding us that nature won't be put into boxes, and that wonderful loose plank on the bottom, telling us the same lesson. I love your work, I guess there's no other way of saying it: In your hands, this tiny moment becomes a whole fugue. Lovely work as always, and fun to look at too.
glad you did...this is wonderful!
Pictures of windows pose more questions then answers .. who lives here? Are they happy? Do they have children? is life hard for them? Are they young or old, are they married, or widowed? A wonderful capture, filled with such history.