Paris,Texas by Richardphotos
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Comments (21)
That house has nice architecture, hope it's not near the hurricane as with you.
A beautiful house and wonderful images for today, Richard! All are fantastic! Bravo!
Beautiful house and excellent capture.
Beautiful house!!
great architecture. But I wonder why in the US the electric installations still are overhead lines. They are a blowout for meteorology
well captured and wonderful house, just sad for the photo to see all this electric lines in front...
Very beautiful house, love the architecture, excellent and interesting capture !!
Breathtakingly Beautiful,
It is a very nice!
Shining.
That house has wonderful architecture,love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Marvelously detailed capture of a fine building.
Beautiful house!
a nice shot of this beautiful house.
A beautiful house and so absolutely flawless. It is really in an excellent condition. A fabulous photo, Richard.
Fantastic photo!
Gorgeous home - hope you are safe from the storm.
A really stunningly looking house
Amazing architecture...
With all that you do consummately, if I only could see your architectural shots, I'd still be happy. The light here is subdued and gray---it looks like a fall day where I live. I'd find this intimidating, because detail gets eaten up in this kind of light: But you got the detail of this beautiful old house, and also a 'presence'. (Houses have a presence, as I'm sure you know from your years of working on them.) It feels dignified but mysterious---because of the pale hues and the covered windows (with curtains). You cropped in just enough ground to root the shot; and the piece feels all-one, with a nostalgic gray feeling, and a slight sense of sadness. Wonderful capture once more.