Once the livestock hub of the U.S.

[Double H]

Sadly, it's only a fragile shell of it's former shape. This is the former Lancaster Stockyards. It was once the major hub in the U.S. for livestock trading. It was the first such place to be the target of animal cruelty lawsuits. Operation ceased sometime around the late 1990s. Enjoy.

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[sls]

wow! I like #8 a lot!!

 

[Double H]

wow! I like #8 a lot!!

Thanks. I have that one framed (16X20) and on one of my living room walls.
It's titled 'Rapunzel's Chair'

 

[Double H]

*bump*

Could use a bit more feedback.

 

[logan9967]

love em, saw them before and didn't say anything but i really like them.
lots of detail, textures and quality to them. i'd put that one my wall too.
how much did you pay for the print?

 

[Double H]

love em, saw them before and didn't say anything but i really like them.
lots of detail, textures and quality to them. i'd put that one my wall too.
how much did you pay for the print?

Thanks.
I pay costs. My good friend is "The Colorgeek" and he only charges me costs.

 

[LaFoto]

Well, I have three immediate favourites out of this series, and they are 3, 9 and 10.

In 3 I like the simplicity of both subject matter and composition along with the ambient light.

In 9 I like the atmosphere, that photo feels like the last animals have only JUST left.

And 10 is wonderfully clear with lots of texture and all.

(Photo 2 is a bit on the "freaks-me-out-side" ... whoa!).

 

[logan9967]

note to self, make friends who are "color geeks"

 

[joyride]

Have you thought about doing any of these in B&W? I think a lot of these would work well. Or maybe im just in a black and white mode lately

 

[Lorielle99]

omg so sad, reminds me why im a vegetarian