How the Light Gets In by bmac62

Photography • Careers • posted on Jun 12, 2017

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Description

Trying something a little different. Old pump house on the Rio Grande, Hidalgo, Texas.

Comments (12)

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auntietk

5:37PM | Mon, 12 June 2017

There is a crack in everything ...

I love it that the light is coming in through the cracks in the wall, and that there are no bulbs in the sockets. That pleases my weird sense of the way things should be. :P Love it that you used a Cohen line! :)

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Faemike55

7:19PM | Mon, 12 June 2017

Great find and capture

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Richardphotos

10:06PM | Mon, 12 June 2017

many of the very old homes I worked on had stucco protruding through the space between the backing boards. this reminds me of those were the days

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beachzz

3:39AM | Tue, 13 June 2017

i always thought you just plugged things in!!! lol----a great shot of old technology!!

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T.Rex

5:42AM | Tue, 13 June 2017

Tara said what I was about to say - light through the walls, and no light bulbs. But a lot of dangling wires! Full of electricity? I suppose you didn't try to find out! Keep 'em comin', Bill!

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