remember when? by Richardphotos
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when one could leave your door open? I do not as I have always kept my doors locked.
locks only keep out "honest" people and slow down a would be thief
my dear mother would leave the doors open with only a screen door latched. we had a large Hound dog and my mother left 5# of butter on the table. well the dog broke through the door and ate 5 pounds of butter. soon the dog was gone and then she always locked the doors when we were gone
my indirect lighting
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That's the way we lived the first 17 years of my life. I still can't get use to locking the doors in the daytime tho.
This is a very good!
Awesome scene to illustrate your text and thoughts! Oh God. So many thoughts come to mind. My parents' house was daylight burglarized when I was a kid and my warehouse has either been broken into or attempted B&E dozens and dozens and dozens of times over the years. Alarms and stuff, ADT, has since been installed. But they still do damage. And oh God. That poor dog. We had a big lab when I was little and he got hold of a ham one time. LOL.
There was only a bone left when we got home.
I like the retro mood, excellent scene !
... and away was the driver, pattern times to the toilet?
All very well done!
Cool scene!
I do remember those days until our family moved to the city while I was still in grade school.
Since then have moved back to a rural area and---- presently lock the doors while out or at home day and night.
excellent mode retro for this creation ! Poor dog !!!
Today, not only you need to lock, but you need one alarm as well heh :) , nice scene :)
what a wholly pure and nostalgic vision, with wonderful detail, and absolutely no 'showing off'---that is, there's no "broadcasting" of the 'oldness' of the piece: It just is what it is, without pretense. I love the play of wooden slats against the other forms. And the barrels, and those boarded doors. And the rocks beneath the walking plank. And a big old green truck, with lots of reflections in its chrome. Reminds me of the paintings of Hopper and Wyeth, open and quiet and introspective. As for not locking doors, omg, if you did that in Chicago? Fuggeddabbouddit. Days long gone. Very sensitive render.
I do remember a time when you could leave your doors unlocked, and your car on the street unlocked. Now you can't even put yard decorations out without chaining them to a tree. Sad..
Cool render, Richard!
very nice
I have to remember to lock the doors where I work but yeah. those were the days
Marvelous render
those days are over, I am afraid. great image
Maybe somewhere you still can
Nice one!!!
Those days are a very long time ago sadly.
Actually where I am people sometimes leave phones and bags and stuff on a table in public eating place. No one takes it. Pretty amazing.