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Decaying.

© Ian M. Hill

Decaying.

Uploaded: July 08, 2010

Description

An old decaying building along the side of the road near Mole Creek,north Tasmania.June 2010

Exif: F Number: 10, ISO: 400, FocalLength: 17.00 mm, Model: NIKON D300S

Comments

Michelle Alton July 08, 2010

A beautiful capture...we would probably not notice it driving by. #1286290

Danny B. Head July 08, 2010

This is the type structure I would always notice.... so much character! Actually, had I not know this was in Tasmania, I would have thought it could be here in rural Alabama... looks very much the same. #8743501

Joannie Bertucci level-classic July 08, 2010

Very strong composition Ian! The bit of road and the leaning phone pole add to the depth of this composition! Excellent treatment too! #8743509

Kerry Hill July 08, 2010

Love these old buildings, wonderful composition and fabulous moody sky..great work Ian! #8743564

Vickie J. Jenkins July 09, 2010

Beautiful image and great capture. #8744355

Phillip R. Connolly July 09, 2010

A great capture, Ian! I love the rustic appearance you have achieved in this image, and the weather of the day adds to that. Well done!

Phil #8744976

Carolyn J. Connolly July 12, 2010

Ian, these are the kinds of buildings that Phil and I always are on the lookout for when we are travelling our roads!! ;o) Your perfect hdr touch here has really made this a standout image...and, as Phil said, "the weather of the day adds to" the moodiness!! I really like your pov here, too...and the textures, light, tones, composition and beautiful clouds in the sky all are exceptional!! :o) #8750097

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