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Friday, May 7, 2010
Monochrome Weekend: Sanford, NC Railroad House
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24 comments:
Perfect choice for B&W! Wonderful shot.
Mojo is right, its the perfect house for a monochrome treatment
Lots of history there. Love places like this. They are especially ripe for taking in monochorme. Great find, excellent job.
Lovley choice for B&W!!
Have a great weekend, Carver :)
What a beautiful old house. I like the tall, narrow windows. Lovely.
when is the train coming? Great B&W
Nice shot - looks like an old building - suited to monochrome.
It's right out of an old book; love the charm of this shot.
Just like a movie:)
Cool!
Almost antique :D
That house looks very special !!
Enjoy your weekend
:)
A perfect black and white subject!
What a quaint structure. Perfect in b&w
Rebecca
What a house, b&w is the thing with this photo..great shot.
Have a great day.
/Magnus
I like how the window treatments and lamp posts really shine in black and white. Very nice find a capture.
It's such a nice image, evoking times long gone... And I like very much your header too!
God bless you!
Cezar
HI!
What a cool building in B/W! Those windows are so amazing with the finish work,like the door!
Back in time we go or?
KK
It's perfect in B&W!
I like the textures on this... nicely done!
Great mono...
Love seeing it :)
A nifty place. I need to add Sanford to my list of NC places to get to. If I can ever peel myself off the beach. Thanks for taking me there.
Very nice subject for black and white.have a w0nderful m0nday.
Great mono and subject!
very classic looking
What a beautiful building and shot!
I don't think I've ever seen windows like that or frames that look that way. Way cool :D!
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