Return To Nature...

AlanE · Apr 7, 2012

I am a fan of bw but in this case the color shot is the one I like best. One thing that caught my eye was a few green strips along the edge of the roof, kind of looked out of place/unnatural.

Frequency · Apr 9, 2012

SCraig said:
I don't care for the B&W version, but then I don't like B&W at all. I do like the color version though and I think your title fits quite well. It doesn't appear to be an HDR rendering and I have to wonder why anyone would paint their home that color <img src="http://thephotoforum.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Wink" smilieid="35" class="inlineimg"> 
 
It is interesting to see places like that. There are a number around here that are just, as you said, returning to nature. When I see one I always wonder about the people who used to call it home. Did they just pack up and walk away? Did they all finally die? I'm sure it's different in other parts of the world, but it makes me wonder why they would just walk away and not sell the property. 
 
Interesting shot, and it made me pause and think for a moment. Thanks for posting it.

Thank you sCraig.... this shot was taken in 2008. I think this was a government quarter... may be of forest department or so... i want one more visit there to see what is its present state; i will collect more info then... Regards

Frequency · Apr 9, 2012

Rgollar said:
I like the color version. the picture catches the eye very nice

Thank you very much, Rgollar

Frequency · Apr 9, 2012

AlanE said:
I am a fan of bw but in this case the color shot is the one I like best. One thing that caught my eye was a few green strips along the edge of the roof, kind of looked out of place/unnatural.

Thank you very much AlanE...actually i did no kind of processing...Nature is sometimes so mischievous to show Herself unnatural

Regards