Fort Handcock, New Jersey | Canon A60, 2006
Mar 11, 2007
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28 comments:
Very nice textures and composition. I like the old and grungy.
Nice shot. Lovely composition
nice shot, once upon a time, I actually lived in a house clad with those kinds of shingles
Lovely framing and texture, great shot!
lovely textures...
love the texture and the composition... :)
Tena koe ehoa
Are these old asbestos tiles?
Very nice little compisition Poramit. The perspective and contrast of lines is visually interesting.
I am always interested in old building with a history!
old places such as this are so endlessly fascinating - fine shot!
old places such as this are so endlessly fascinating - fine shot!
Good contrast and texture - well spotted shot.
Fine work on decaying texture. As neat as your habit!
Good textures and shapes.
Nice window and door. I'm just amused with the details of the cracks and lines here
loving the details.. ;)
Excellent picture, is simple but really good, the angle is perfect nice composition.
j'aime beaucoup cette photo. la fenêtre est la porte ainsi est superbe
this is an amazing looking place. love the b/w I want to keep traveling down the wall. great find.
Great shot! I love the textures and subject.
lovely texture.. ;)
you just have the eye to make ordinary things turn extra-ordinary thru your shutter
keep it up.
i will add you to my links.
nice photo. but is that 'fort handcock' or 'hancock'? seems like a rather vulgar name for a fort. :)
The broken panes and the horizontal lines of the walls make this for me.
crisp!
Nice composition and a lot of detail there. I wonder what lies behind the door....?
Very Rustic! Love it!
Cool old window and doors !
Hey hey, long time no see =). I see life has been treating you to some wonderful photograph-worthy sights. This one is no exception! I am particularly fond of the way you exposed the entire picture, paying attention to structure and focal points. Very well done. I look forward to reconnecting and seeing more of your work. ~bk
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