"It's not courage if you're not terrified." - D. Blagdan
"There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness." - Nietzsche
I like the sky blue of the window panes together with the worn look of the building. The 220 gives it a setting, a place, or as you say in your caption, a building which was constructed by someone older than the person who threw the ball or rock into the pane.
The crumbling paint, the blue of the sky reflected...very painterly. Gorgeous. Beautifully composed, too. I guess you could say I like this picture a lot. :-)
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I like the sky blue of the window panes together with the worn look of the building. The 220 gives it a setting, a place, or as you say in your caption, a building which was constructed by someone older than the person who threw the ball or rock into the pane.
I really like this. That broken window goes right along with the peeling paint. I like the transparent theme one above this one too.
I told you to take that ball to the park. ;)
So many interesting details that I can imagine my own story about the image.
I love the textures and colors here. That building definitely has some stories. Nice work!
I love the peeling paint. In fact, there isn't anything about this shot that I don't like.
..... and all I could find, in a busy week, was a box....!
ball park figure!
hmmm, where the ball
that crack is so symbolic and dramatic. nice job! w the shot that is.
Mojo, the colors are eye-catching as is the broken window! :)
I like the picture. Very nice.
A broken detail. It would be interesting to see the whole house.
But the worn white colour is nice :)
Everybody's initial thought is a baseball, I'm sure ... wonder why mine is a rock? Maybe cuz the glass is blue? ;)
Luv the delapidated paint job with this ...
I like all the texture to this one.
The crumbling paint, the blue of the sky reflected...very painterly. Gorgeous. Beautifully composed, too.
I guess you could say I like this picture a lot. :-)
Perfectly composed and you gave it great meaning.
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