put it up,tear it down by Richardphotos
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I mentioned here recently in a post of the Dallas Opera capture that the city is going to create a park above Woodall Rogers expressway.well they started and this is the initial demolition.this highway is not very long and connects US 75 to I-35, but carries a lot of traffic. they closed it completely from Friday to Monday morning, and each weekend it will be closed. they plan on recycling the rebar and concrete in the new park
I got my house painted and am I worse for wear? well last night I was dragging by body, but this morning I am better
thanks for viewing and any comments
Comments (62)
Superb shot, love the car on the left... looks dangerous!
Great photo, excellent shot!
Excellent shot, fantastic colors and details
EXCELLENT! GREAT SHOT
It took me 3 months, working each weekend and for 2 hours each night after work to get my house scraped and painted. I can identify...
Awesome Capture & Image Richard!
STAY COOL MY FRIEND :) I WANT TO SEE MORE PIC OF THIS NEW PROJECT :)
a fascinating scene... all that concrete and pavement.
Wow Great capture Hugs Susan~
Great shot and hope your doing better now!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Get yourself a Wagoner Power Painter...a little messy, but easier than a brush! Cool shot and imagery!
excellent capture Richard!!
Well for one thing the city is spending some loot! that's good people are working: As for your house ,I got mine down 2 years ago I know the feeling but doesn't it look great when its all finished ?? great shot ~
Nice capture there Richard that's a lot of rebar there. Built a few bridges in my time and know that there is always tons of rebar that goes into them.. Well done on getting the house painting.. I have just finished painting all the inside of our house and now have the outside to do now that the weather is getting better.. what you doing Richard want to come paint a house ;-P
Wow! This will be really interesting when its done. Nice capture.
I know that feeling of wear.... Aloha
Super shot, dear Richard. I hope you feel much better today. Hugs. Diane. xx
Good comentary, excellent image Richard
Impressive capture!
That makes me think a little of Décarie here in Montreal. Beautiful catch of sight. The painting not very interesting of the times but when it should be done It is less funny. Fact attention. Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++)) Cela me fait penser un peu à Décarie ici à Montréal .Belle prise de vue . La peinture pas très intéressant des fois mais quand il faut la faire c'est moins drôle . Fait attention . Bravo encore et mile mercis ((5++))
Wonderful capture! Especially shows (in my opinion) that maybe we should concentrate the money elsewhere....lol. But I like the pov especially!
I like this a lot. Demolition/construction is always so interesting (and dusty) and at times, incomprehensable. You always get a general idea what they're doing, and you see lots of people working in an orderly fashion, but it always looks so intimidatingly chaotic. You capture that ordered frenzy here, and that's perfect! Great shot.
remenber to post one when it is finished. very interesting indeed.
I see you have the construction curse in Texas, too.
real cool shot
What a terrific mess this must be traffic-wise. Excellent capture.
A sign of the times. Great capture Richard!
Love these construction/reconstruction shots! Something similar may be going on in our town soon, too.
Very cool shot!!!