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GlebePosted by matt sutton (Sydney, Australia) on 10 January 2009 in Cityscape & Urban. Hasselblad 503cx all images are scanned direct from film negatives or positives with no digital processing, unless stated, thanks for visiting.... but please don't take - "All rights reserved"
Comments (8)
Bill from Belton, United StatesAn interesting house. I've noticed before in some of your images that some of these houses are tucked into very small spaces... as it looks this is. Or maybe this is just the backside of a larger house. You keep me guessing Matt! Half the fun! 10 Jan 2009 5:28am @Bill: Thanks very much Bill. I always look forward to your insights. I believe many older homes like this were on larger areas of land. As suburbs expanded councils allowed smaller blocks of land and people sell off portions of their property. EstherK from Kota Kinabalu, MalaysiaIs this the same house but from the back, Matt? The barb wired fence are meant to keep out trespassers? Love the tone (as always) and lighting. 10 Jan 2009 6:18am @EstherK: Hi Esther. Yes it is the back of the house. Thanks for your kind comments. Nilla from Continent: Europe, SwedenJust great! 10 Jan 2009 9:50am @Nilla: Thanks Nilla. This house is very close to an old Church. So, I guess you are right ! @zero: yes ! Robert from Kingsville, CanadaCould it be undergoing renovation? hope they keep the chimney pots . Like how you included the fence . 10 Jan 2009 1:11pm @Robert: Yes they are renovating this house Robert. Thanks for your comments. I think they'll keep those clay chimney pots. @grant: thanks Grant ! bluechameleon from Vancouver, CanadaI am envious of that camera! I know it's not the camera, but the operator, but still ;) 11 Jan 2009 2:53pm @bluechameleon: ;-) you're too kind Sharon. the Zeiss lens is a lovely soft lens. I am sure the glass in there has a soul JamesC from portland, United StatesVery nice soft tone of a great looking house, nice perspective. 11 Jan 2009 10:29pm @JamesC: thank you James |