© 2012 Michael Fiveson
On my way to not much, while driving through the middle of nowhere, I came to a stop light and on my left this remarkable sight loomed. Whatever it may have been, it now stands as deco art. Photo treats, in the middle of nowhere.
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At last, I have achieved my goal to be the first that liked one of your photo’s! You have so many followers this has proved to be a difficult task!
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Great shot BTW.
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Thanks, BTW.
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LOL, that apparently is how I will measure my wealth, by the number of followers. And I love them all (except for you), even if most of them never look at my work.
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Deco-rated buildings . . . what will they think of next?
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Rot art, decay and stay, deco tours…….
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I loved how you called it… Standing amazingly… Thank you dear Mike, with my love, nia
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Thanks Nia. Hope all is well in your world.
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any idea of what business used to be there?
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There were no markings and I didn’t hang out. So, no clue.
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i guess the history buff in me made me ask. i would not wanted to hang out there either!!
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Looks like a Lego block or a building with a face mask. Nice shot.
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Hi Marielba. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I am not just another pretty face.
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LOL, maybe it’s my cartoonish mind.
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This is a true photo treat!
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🙂
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And there I read the title and expected lots of glass with tomato plants residing inside! This is a far different green-house!
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My guess is that there are things residing inside and they are not tomato plants! Hi Jude.
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Photo gold here! Great shot Mike.
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Thank you my friend.
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What an extraordinary building. From the wee bit you can see of the back of the building, it looks as if that big front shape is just stuck on.
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Yes it is a facade, I think. Hi Lorna.
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Facade, that was the word I was grappling for. Hi Mike.
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I never realized how much I love finding old, decaying structures. Maybe there’s a correlation between my aging, and my fascination with aging buildings. Some of these old building still look good on the outside, no matter what’s going on inside. Sort of like me!
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Oh man do I hear that Paul.
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What a couple of delightful charmers!
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If you squint, it kind of looks like a giant green owl peeking out of the ground. 🙂
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Bartender…..I’ll have whatever my friend Matt is having.
:):)
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🙂
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I love the way you find beauty in all these old buildings. We often overlook what is right in front of our noses.
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Thank you. I agree that it is sooooo easy to just pass on through, without seeing any of it.
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Looks like something from a cartoon show or something.
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Agreed. It was certainly a surprise when I saw it.
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I love the old buildings you photograph. I hope the trend of “upcycling” extends further to old buildings, keeping their integrity but giving them new life.
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Thank you EllaDee. I hope so too.
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Wow! That’s awesome. Maybe it was a speakeasy once. A front for an Al Capone type gang.
Love the colours and the slightly off tilt angles. 😀
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Thanks, I too thought it kicked. 🙂
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😀
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Laughing here, Mike…because when I saw the title in my e-mail, I automatically thought ‘greenhouse’! Lo and behold…what you came up with! It’s a seriously interesting building.
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Hey you! Well, it is a green house. I never lie 🙂
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Ah, that it is…and I figured you don’t!
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Our small town “The City of Duncan” has loads of these facades in its downtown. Coming here from Europe so long ago I thought I had found the Wild West….. Great find Great photo.
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Thanks Joseph.
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“On my way to not much…” Love this! 🙂 And the photo!
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Love the color… would make an excellent backdrop for portrait shots!
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I would open an apple store there. I mean REAL apples.
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