Peeling Paint * by ctfchallenge

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16-JUN-2006	Mary Anne

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ctfchallenge		17-Nov-2006 13:52
Love the textures. - Jamdiver

ctfchallenge		16-Nov-2006 10:52
I like the colour and details. Very ornamental. Josef

ctfchallenge		11-Nov-2006 16:50
No, this is just as I found it. Generally, when I'm shooting outside, I leave things just as they are...and I have to admit that I've ruined some otherwise good ones by letting an obtrusive branch or leaf stay in the way. However, I think I'm finally learning that it's OK to "encourage" the composition of a shot. Thank you for your comment. --Mary Anne

ctfchallenge		10-Nov-2006 23:32
"Painting the town red" isn't good, but this photo is. Wonderful color and shadows. Did you peel some of it off? I'd do that, for sure... /MisterMattias

ctfchallenge		10-Nov-2006 17:56
Yes, they still paint bricks around here, but obviously they didn't use the right kind of paint on this one. --Mary Anne

sue anne		10-Nov-2006 14:55
Nice rich colors and didn't know they painted bricks. Or do they?

ctfchallenge		10-Nov-2006 01:55
Thanks, folks. I was standing in the shade of this building taking pics of a church being torn down across the street. Almost didn't notice this. --Mary Anne

ctfchallenge		09-Nov-2006 10:45
agree with Sharon. great textures and colors. tom

Brent		09-Nov-2006 03:50
Another good one Mary Anne. I think this is a perfect example of dilapidation. Hope that isn't lead paint :-(

elips		09-Nov-2006 03:24
Wonderful study in textures and I love the deep rich color! ~Sharon

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