The Corner Store by bmac62
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...another open door,...discovered while walking, talking and seeing as tourists in the old part of downtown Seattle.
What a walk...a beautiful 25 blocks...but must admit, the legs did feel it for the next three days:-)
So glad to see some of the old character of the city retained.
Bill:)
"I See the Light"
Comments (44)
Superb colours in this capture Bill though I am not sure how vintage any of those pots are. Looks like a lovely shop to be able to stop and go browse through.. It certainly brightens the street up..
A very colourful store to catch the attention. A lovely capture.
Color indeed - great shot - well done shop fronts!
Wonderful capture, and that is quite a walk!
Colorful shot. Aloha
so colorful warm hugs, Linda
Colourful shop window for sure! Certainly catches the eye.. 25 blocks Bill.. Grief! You mind how you go young man! Think its time i found a doorway or two in Stamford to show off! lol... Thanks for the comments and Faves mate... Rob
I could ramble around that place for days. Such a treat compared the the sterile malls which I never set foot in. Great shots.
Very colorful and detailed capture. Cute cactus light in the flower pot. Dana
This rocks. Everything in this window reminds me of giant non-M&M-shaped M&Ms which probably just means I have chocolate on the brain. A common occurrence with me. The colors in this are so intense and gorgeous...in a lesser photograph they'd be searing and uncomfortable, and a bit too "primary" but here it all works so perfectly and conveys such life and energy! I love the bricks and the algae like growth and the hints of dampness that seem to defy the more "civilized" dryness. That sort of tension always conveys so much when it's captured perfectly as it is here. This is a marvelously engaging piece of photographic art.
Red brick and bright potery colors make this a splendid shot.
Beautiful shot gorgeous store
So clean! I would battle to find a similar environment out here, Clive
You and Rob need to be careful...you'll get a certain kind of reputation, hanging around downtown doorways.This is the type of shop Mrs Neiwil would drag me into, we'd then spend an hour with her saying "oh thats nice" and I'd say "I'll buy you one" and she'd say "no, we've no-where to put it....oh! I really like that one" and I'd say...well you get the idea.After an hour or more we'd leave empty handed, and her final word on the subject "miserable sod! you could have bought me something" :( So I appreciate the exterior, everything looks just fine from out here.