Comment from angel on a dark path
Interesting vantage point from which to take the shot, but this one just doesn't do much for me. Looking forward to others of yours.

 Comment Written 07-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004

Thank you angel!! I understand what you mean, my subjects of photography are all over the map, some ya either really love or ya really hate. I appreciate your time!!

Comment from KellsBells
I dont understand this photo. Maybe if i knew the story behind it I would appreciate it more. There are a lot of reflections in the glass which is really interesting

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 Comment Written 07-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 07-Dec-2004

Thank you Kells, I guess the story would be things of great importance yesterday, going unnoticed today, including the standing of time and appreciation for all the labor put into the 'dismissed'. Maybe, makes sense to you? My style is difficult to 'get' sometimes---I really appreciate your time and quizzing!

Comment from jnxsmommie
Something about the reflection in these windows really mesmerizes me and makes me want to look at this further. I think you have done a great job... this is one of my favs from you. Excellent.

 Comment Written 06-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 06-Dec-2004

Thank you jnxs for this wonderful review!!!!!!!!!!!!

Comment from haydnbaker
its a four because you need to straighten it up, i think this would have worked a treat to in black & white, not much else to say but hello you - haydn

 Comment Written 06-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 06-Dec-2004

Howdy back at ya! I shot from an angle to keep my reflection out, which would have totally ruined this shot, that is why it is only straight at the bottom and left frame. Thanks hay!!!!!!!

Comment from TheManiac
I'm struggling to decide if I think this should have been shot with the eave of the house in the image or not... and to tell you the truth, I can not decide. You better be careful sneaking around in people's yards, or you may be pick'n rock salt out your back side. Like the age and reflection in this though.

 Comment Written 06-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 06-Dec-2004

Thank you Scott!!

Comment from Christina05
Hey is that my old house? LOL This is an interesting shot, I love how I can see through these windows at another set of windows...it portrays a greater depth than if you hadn't been able to see through this window. The color is good and subtle, the way an old house should look. The clarity is great, I can see all the paint chipping from the sill. Nice job on this one, and looking forward to more from you!!

 Comment Written 05-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 06-Dec-2004

Thank you very much Christina!!!

Comment from #121
You truly have a style all your own!! I would have never thought to take a picture like this, but having viewed yours for the past several months I see old houses and equipment in a whole different light!! :) This one is no different...really makes you wonder what these windows have witnessed over time! Great job as always!

 Comment Written 05-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 06-Dec-2004

Thank you so much Theo!! I am really glad you have an appreciation for my photos!

Comment from jandaly
Is this a photograph taken at a place you used to live? I'm not sure of what the story is, (I guess 'cause I'm blonde...hahaha), but whatever the story is, I'm sure its a good one, just like this photograph!!
Jan :)

 Comment Written 05-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 06-Dec-2004

Thank you jan!!! No, not my old home.

Comment from Clyde B.
This is a decent shot Low, the composition is not the best on this one. The lighting seems to be good. The other tech stuff is there. This shot just doesn't hold my interest for very long. I do like the reflections in the windows. Still a good job!!!

 Comment Written 05-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 06-Dec-2004

Thank you Clyde!!!!!!!

Comment from kiva
I like the connection of the photo to the title and the Header above the title which give me a "feeling" that there is deeper meaning than just "panes" of glass here. The reflection of another buidling with windows is nice; I especially like the small window of 4 pains, oops, I mean panes that looks like it's been repaired. Repairing panes is a good thing. I might have cloned out the bits of brown vegetation visable bottom right unless they are of importance in the artist view. Well captured.

 Comment Written 05-Dec-2004

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reply by the author on 06-Dec-2004

Thank you very much kiva!!!