Old Factory in Castleberry Hill
This is the back of a factory in Castleberry Hill that used to make upholstery fabrics.
Canon AE1 Program, Canon FD 50/1.4, Kodak Portra 160. Unedited.
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Streets of Atlanta – Etsy Shop
Nice angle!
Love this image! The open windows get my fantasy going….
An image that is hard to stop looking at…. 🙂
Have a very nice weekend!
Much honored by your comments. Have a nice weekend too, and please take plenty of pictures. We’re hooked on them.
cool pov
You have the same problem I have when typing on a small keyboard, where the letter on the right gets pressed instead. Thank you for the compliment and have a great weekend.
You have the same problem I have when typing on a small keyboard, where the letter on the right gets pressed instead. Thank you for the compliment and have a great weekend.
I’m impressed by your way of seeing. Full of energy and hope!
You must be very perceptive. I never thought about it that way but the reason why I started doing this kind of photography was to promote urban revitalization by raising public awareness of our neglected assets and potential. In this post published a while ago, I went as far as creating a Photoshop rendition of a neighborhood’s potential http://durhamshootingclub.wordpress.com/2010/07/21/old-five-points-revitalization-and-the-durham-central-market/
The strewn about nature of the open windows makes it appear as those they are at the mercy of the wind.
I really love it when someone else feels the emotions I try to share with a picture. Indeed it’s as if the clouds and the windows were at the mercy of the same wind.
Oooooo! They look like wings!
That’s the feeling I had when I was underneath the windows, taking the picture.
love this one!!! it gives you air to breathe!!!
Yes, that is the sensation I felt when I saw these windows.
🙂
Great shot, it looks like the windows are about to take flight. I like the contrast between the colour of the bricks and the colour of the sky too.
That’s a great comment. Thank you. The windows, the sky and the brick have nice complementary colors.