Brownsville : Early Century by renecyberdoc
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At the turn of the century,Brownsville was a fine and neat little town,the surrounding industries giving bread and security for generations,everybody minded his own business,but people stuck more together,spending the evenings in reciting stories of old and war adventures,having a beer,tending a garden,woman where chit-chatting by the fence,exchanging opinions about god and the world.
These times have long gone,what with Brownsville now beeing evacuated by the nazi dudes.
It started slowly creeping in ,with the brainwashing radiostations and tv programs,all the new communication devices where the nazis spread their evil seeds big time.
This is one of the shots of the so called good times,Ol’Joe walking with the kid on a Sunday evening before heading home where mom is waiting with the dinner.
And she is a good cook at that.
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Comments (55)
very cool old time render rene
Wonderfully nostalgic for simpler times. There was hardships back then too but nothing on the scale of today.
really like this sepia tone! well done!
Superbe image "à l'ancienne" en tons sépia et tenues d'époque!
super job doc, love that sepia tone, great scene also bro.
Awesome old style image :).
Ton image est superbe et très rétro avec le ton sépia, les deux personnages, les tenues, le décor, tout est excellent !
C'est toujours d'un bel effece post work "vintage"!
Really enjoy what you did here...I have an old scrap book with hundreds of black and white(some brownish)memories that I'm still scanning.Preserving these are a way to pass them along to future generation/grand kids.Always cool when artists take this approach and apply it when creating....sometimes it works...sometimes not so much....It works here for this image....(smiles)...
I like the sepia effect on this one and that great car :) Cathy xoxoxo
Great looking image Rene, love that old time feel. Sounds like this place has changed a lot since those days.
Sehr schön gemacht.
Very, very nice!
Wonderful scene and work, Rene!
Very good work Great scene
Ah...ein Blick in die Vergangenheit...sehr schön. Eine kleine Siedlung am Rande der Stadt als die Welt noch in Ordnung war. Vater und Sohn sind ein Herz und eine Seele. Papa stolz wie Oscar und der Kleine blickt staunend zu ihm auf. Wunderbare Idylle.
i like this image, very good work, looks very original..well done.
Superb. I thank you for this one. 5+! It says a lot about you.
Wonderful scene and work.
cool scene, I like the old look!
I think alot of us would like to go back to a simpler time, when you could leave the keys in your car, you rarely locked the house, etc., those days unfortunately are long gone. These days one rarely even knows who their neighbors are let alone talk to them. Nice feel to this, Rene, I'd like to go back... :)
I'm impressed. Love the scene, Rene. ")
Amazing sepia tones my friend, gorgeous composition, very well done!
Wunderschöne Szene und Farbe im alten Fotostiel!!!
DAS IST EIN GANZ TOLLER RENDER! Damals ging es ja auch noch gesittet zu und nicht wie heute:Ballaballa!!!
Sieht aus wie ein Bild aus Opas Schuhkarton. Klasse gemacht!
Like and old photograph I heard this song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsCyC1dZiN8
Fantastic work! I love the old sepia tone and scratches, really does take on the feeling of times past!
RCD: HELLO! .... one of your BEST!! ("Those were the days, my friend, we thought they'd never end").
Great scene, Rene..love the cars!!