abandoned

[pursuer]

Thanks for looking

 

[Raymond J Barlow]

thanks for bringing us here! cool shots, too bad we can't see what this place has seen.

 

[woodsac]

Good capture. Clearly a beautiful home at one time.

 

[Randog]

Great shots love them both, What was the time of day and exposure on the 2nd shot?

 

[Peanuts]

Very neat find/place! The second one is almost humouros as well as creepy with the siding falling off and the tree growing right infront of the door! Did you use a polarizer for these?

 

[JonMikal]

nice captures...it's a shame this architectural beauty is being neglected.

 

[pursuer]

Thanks everyone,
Peanuts, yes I did use a polarizer.
Randog, these were taken in the late morning, ISO 200, 1/200 sec, f/8

Im planning on returning to this spot in a few weeks, once the leaves fully turn.

 

[Eric.]

Nice Shots! I love abandoned buildings expecially farm houses, I think I have a secret love afair with them. Where in Canada were these taken?

 

[pursuer]

Thanks, these were taken in Greenwhich, New Brunswick

 

[Canoncan]

Great shots. I love the colour in the first one.

 

[M @ k o]

Love # 1 and the second one looks haunted. Awesome exposure.

 

[JonK]

Love the high contrast in the BW. That house must have been quite grand in it's day.
Saturation of the sky in the first one is gorgeous.
Thanks for posting.

 

[Mansi]

a pity that it has been left abandoned.. nice b/w tones
agree with JonK about the saturation in the first
nicely done :thumbsup:

 

[A.Rotshtein]

Love the choice of the b&w......Looking great

AR

 

[LaFoto]

That black and white conversion is ... convincing me that black and white can be really, really beautiful. I do see the beauty of the countryside and this deeply blue sky (ok, filter, but still), but I really love the black and white photo. Crisp and clear, sharply contrasted, every detail to be seen - a pity that this beautiful house has been given up by its previous owners.