Lean on me!

[TheReal7]

I have passed by this shed hundreds of times but not in recent years. I took a different route home, from my girl friend's place, then I normally do and remembered this shed. I have a 63 image HDR panorama of the interior to process yet. I will wait to use my work pc for that one. Mine will just crash about a dozen times in the process. haha

#1
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3481/3261280827_9a5b014a85.jpg

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#2
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#3
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#4
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[poppie guy]

I like the first one!

[TheReal7]

Thank you.

Here is the interior.

#5
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[airfrogusmc]

Scott you have a book here of forgotten places. Maybe #1 & #4 (love the way the peak of the small snow drift leads the eye into the frame) and some of the others that you've posted. Really good work with real continuity.

I know I said this before but I'd buy one. (singed of course).;)

[TheReal7]

Thank you :)

My next big step is getting my work out there for sale. Seem to be getting more and more interest in prints lately.

[ahhhlawn]

#1 is great!

[TheReal7]

Thank you :)

[prcrstn8]

Definitely something hallucinogenic going on in #3, and #5 makes me fear for your life. Nice work.

[TheReal7]

Thank you. You're the first to comment about photo #3. We had a wind storm a short while ago and that looks like an old shingle from the shed that got impaled in the snow.

[prcrstn8]

It's more that in #3 the cartoonish lean angle is, well, cartoonish. Like it's going to fall over on its side rather than just collapse. Hilarious.

[TheReal7]

It's more that in #3 the cartoonish lean angle is, well, cartoonish. Like it's going to fall over on its side rather than just collapse. Hilarious.

Ah yes. I know what you mean. It´s funny how it is still standing even after some major wind storms lately.

[Flo]

I have said it over and over, but you have an amazing eye for detail and processing Scott.that first one is stunningly stark.

[Gurpis]

....(this is me speechless)

[jgrussell]

I couldn't live where you do -- too cold, too bleak. But you and your incredible eye make it almost appealing. As always a great series.

[kaypony]

Great set! I had a similar idea when I photographed this house on Vancouver Island, Canada. Didn't come out anyway near as good as yours though.
We drove past this house on the motorway and I could just see what an opportunity it was and after 20 minutes managed to turn around and park (illegally) on the side of the road. It was about 2 hours away from where I was staying. Two weeks later we drive past again and five fire engines are present. Two days later we drive back from another trip and the house is burnt to the ground. I was glad I stopped the first time even though I didn't really get the photos I wanted.

[TheReal7]

Thank you very much everyone!

Not sure how I´ll adjust back to the cold when I get back home next week. hahah It´s been in the mid 80s to high 80s everyday since we got here.

Kay, great that you got to shoot it before it was taken down. Last summer, due to use error, I lost some sun set shots of a really big unique tree. A few weeks later when I had a chance to reshoot it, the farmer of the land had bulldozed it down and burnt it.