Sometimes, if you place your lens right against the window, you can get a decent interior shot. I found this out some years ago. You might have to do a little ‘contrast’ adjustment, but it’s usually worth the few extra clicks!
I love little places like this! It is a lesson in simple complexity. A boring, block building, but then you add the layers of texture and suddenly you can’t stop looking at it. Red brick, weathered green painted doors, professional AND hand-printed signs, and I especially love the faded painted store name on the side (I am assuming it’s the store name).
I have a good shot I will be posting at some point of the other side of the building with hand lettering on brick. I too love this and the light was perfect.
Thanks for commenting Dezra.
Yesterday….
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….when I was young……
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Young…er 🙂
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Yeah, much young…er
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Where do you find these amazing buildings. Fabulous, Mike!
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On the industrial side of my small town. And in other small towns as well. Thank you!
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Mike is the master of finding the industrial sides of towns — great shot today my friend
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Thanks. That shot isn’t even an hour old, as I type.
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you are adding to the big 40K 🙂
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Which 40k is that?
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Another great shot Mike.
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Thanks Adrian.
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Three cheers for brick! Long lasting, tougher than nails. 🙂
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yep 🙂
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That is one cool building Mike. I hope you were careful while you were out there. They are clearly Not Responsible For Accidents.
Great Photo!
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Hi Alex. My wife and I rode our scooters down that way today. Caught a few images. You mean if I cracked up my scooter they wouldn’t have cared? Huh.
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I meant the sign in the window. 🙂
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I know that, silly.
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You have a unique gift for making the mundane beautiful, and worth pausing for.
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And you have enough grace to make a comment that feels so good to me. Lovely, and thank you.
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Oh I’m extremely clumsy. Don’t let my words fool you! 🙂 Looking forward to your next post.
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I do believe I grew up there.
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LOL. You could have done worse George.
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Fine shot of a neat little building, Mike! Wondering what the interior looks like….
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It is closed with some items still inside. It is clean and well kept.
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Sometimes, if you place your lens right against the window, you can get a decent interior shot. I found this out some years ago. You might have to do a little ‘contrast’ adjustment, but it’s usually worth the few extra clicks!
Have a great Sunday out there in the Rockies!
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And you in Chicago.
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neat old building!! I love the old brick ones.
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Me too. Thanks Derrick.
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I like that kind of brick…. nice picture 🙂
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Thanks Bashar.
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This building is so appealing…..it looks like one of the little pieces in my Christmas Village. So timeless, and I love the colors.
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I really liked it also, and I love the comparison to a Christmas village piece. The colors and the fabric of the building is what stopped me.
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I love little places like this! It is a lesson in simple complexity. A boring, block building, but then you add the layers of texture and suddenly you can’t stop looking at it. Red brick, weathered green painted doors, professional AND hand-printed signs, and I especially love the faded painted store name on the side (I am assuming it’s the store name).
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I have a good shot I will be posting at some point of the other side of the building with hand lettering on brick. I too love this and the light was perfect.
Thanks for commenting Dezra.
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