Something for Two

now this is one very intesting snapshot into someones past life – wonderful lighting, really create the story.

well done

Great shot ! where’s the forks? also did you manage to catch the date on the news paper .
Mystery Time capsule. Interesting study.

that is a story! love it!

You could write a book on this one – great shot well done

oh yeah, i still remember having my best get beat out by this one in the Daily challenge. If you are going to get beat, get beat by the best :-)

a perfect setting

I like this very much.

Your work is always really detailed. I need an hour to look over every mm of your shots so as to take it all in.
Fanatstic still life here…

Outstanding shot this is fabulous work.

Just sitting down for a meal together… two places set to share their food… the people who used to look out that window and share each others’ company and love… sad you couldn’t capture them… Beautiful picture. Your work is intriguing. Where are the spoons?how can you eat soup or cereal with a knife? what’s in the upper right corner, looks like… duck calls… or pipes?

Lovely light in this shot to help tell the story.

Love this…. Fantastic image!

Great work. Love the tones in this!

Fascinating shot, I love the mystery behind it…

I very much like images that portray a human story and this does very eloquently. Nice work.

Riveting, I love shots that tell a story, and this one sure does ….

Maybe you interrupted the ghosts afternoon tea? Those are lovely old dishes by the way!
This is so interesting – inviting and yet forbidding all at one time!

oh wow! i’m speechless, i stared for quite awhile!

Wow!! What a great find. You touched nothing?
The window looks SO clean. Excellent time capture!

Colours are amazing – really intreguing photo.

A very evocative image!!

First of all, this is an amazing capture, beautiful colors, beautiful composition and framing.

Second, I love this statement: “I very rarely do touch the abandoned.” Something sacred and profound about that.

Another story is contained here in this photo. Hey, I used to love tramping out in the countryside and finding abandoned places, they all had such raw emotion within the walls—as if the people had left, but the feelings, dreams, disappointments still lingered in the air. Yes, something very untouchable and sacred still there.

LOVE AND PEACE, jen

You appear to spend a fair bit of time in dilapidated structures Glenn. I hope you keep doing so if this is an example of the results. Nice golden glow of memories past.

this type of detail always makes me wonder what happened to make them leave – lovely bit of detail work

nice work

PLEASURE FOR MY EYES ~ ART !!!!