Final Days

Artist: JohnEvans
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Final Days

I doubt this poor old house will last another winter. The leaning tower of Pisa looks straight compared to this.

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Kristina K

oh dear….lol… well captured :) k
JohnEvans replied

Thanks Kristina :-)
Tammy F

oh but the stories that it could tell! great shot!
JohnEvans replied

Unfortunately I don’t know a lot about the familly. I only knew one of the decendents who passed away about 10 years ago at about 85. It seems like she was the last of the family.
jujubean

I am suprised the shutter from the camera didn’t make it fall! LOL I love the old houses though.
JohnEvans replied

You make me laugh. There is, even at this late stage, a certain warmth about them.
jujubean

:O)
Katagram

you know something? I think that is the place I just put a bid on…hmm LOL, you have captured this place perfectly..I love this
JohnEvans replied

It’s what they refer to as a fixer upper. Great potential:-)))LOL Thanks for your comment and favourite. Much appreciated. Sorry about the guy thing.
Katagram

LOL..no problem, been called a whole lot worse !!! :)
Meeli Sonn

Beautiful entry.Good luck
JohnEvans replied

Thanks loitke.
rodsfotos

It has certainly seen better days but it makes a wonderful photo subject in this condition, well captured,
Regards, Rod.
JohnEvans replied

Thanks Rod, weathered pine, like on this house, continues to develop character until the very end.
Visual Inspi...

I love the title to this John!! Great shot!
JohnEvans replied

Thanks Rhonda, I appreciate your comments. (And your help)
PrairieRose

Oh John! How wonderful you captured this BEAUTY before the next wind storm came along…............!!
JohnEvans replied

Thanks Rose, Yes I’m afraid not much longer. The roof went last winter, so the rest will probaly go before spring.
Hans Goepel

Well captured John
JohnEvans replied

Thank you Hans, for both the comment and the favourite.
Stzar

fantastic capture !! this is wonderful
i have added your beautiful work to my favourites : ) thank you
JohnEvans replied

Thank you Karön. Your words are encouraging. (Not to mention that you feel this is worthy of adding to your favourites.) Thanks.
hallucingenic

great capture i love old falling down buildings like these :) its beautiful
JohnEvans replied

Thanks Beverly. I love them too. I just don’t get out enough to see more of them.
Steve Chapple

Really like the low angle here, adds even more feeling to the dereliction of this building….
JohnEvans replied

Thanks Steve. Your comments are always so educational, and appreciated because of that.
Sandy Stewart

Cool perspective! I bet this would also look lovely in black & white and or sepia!
JohnEvans replied

Thanks for the suggestion Sandy. I’m really a novice (or below) when it comes to changing anything after taking a picture. I even have trouble with cropping, but I will definitely try to do this one in sepia. Thanks again.