Empty Echos by auntietk
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Battery Quarles, Fort Worden
Comments (30)
wonderful shot
So beautiful and impressing, this is! It is so exciting I can look for hours at all these textures. It's like a painting with a very special mood. Congratulations on this artwork, Tara.
cool capture Tara
Very impressive photo .Congratulations Tara. I wish you an excellent week end with the sun (if possible....)
I like all of the toned colors in the upper works! Neat!
so much speaks warm hugs, Linda Kaye
The endless moan. Superb, both in imagery and pictorial details.
Very evocative and moving image, so aptly titled too.
Great capture!
A great shot neatly cropped.
A classic grunge shot.
Real character in this, nice work
Beauty comes in all forms and there's something about this that strikes me---very nicely done!!
Superb capture Tara. God Bless.
Rusting days gone by.... To be looked after and preserved.. On film and in real life.. Good shot Tara. Rob
Oh, stunning work! MUST zoom! Moody and full of textures that make me want to stroke them. Well done you!
This picture says more than a lot of words Tara. Very nice!
Muted tones add to the loneliness of the area! Wonderful work Dierbaar!
OHHH That is awesome, Tara. Love that shot :-)
Very cool!! :-))
Pretty bleak, but makes for an interesting texture study - nice shot...
Nice photo. Did you go inside and explore the ghostly building?
Great pic Empty echoes indeed Hugs Susan~
what a trio! wonderful image, Tara!
Fantastic light and mood. Superb shot
Ah, love that atmosphere and house in decay. Excellent textures and composition.
Could well be a tryptich - with a bit of imagination ;) on the other hand it is a haunting sight - somehow reminiscing of, dare I say it? - WWII Concentration camps - what a find! BB
Oh, this is wonderful, Tara! This would make an awesome thing to model if I ever figure out what the heck I'm doing with Hexagon and Blender.... What yummy textures, too! More, more....
Compelling symmetry that draws me in and makes me want to look into each of those darkened rooms. Yes, I can even hear the echos of long gone soldiers... This place was built to withstand heavy naval gunfire that would have come crashing back in if the batteries here ever had to fire against live enemy ships. I suspect that just the presence of the batteries here and at Casey and Flagler kept that from ever being attempted.
oh, just beautiful. Bleak, cracked, abandoned, and free to speak its secrets unimpeded. The textures are caught with great balance, and the postwork (or camera choices) leaves these looking soft & almost luminous...while the patterns seem almost painted-on by a fine abstract painter. A real wedding of abstract form with concrete wall-forms. A beautiful example of art inside a decayed abandoned presence. Beautiful work all around.