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Jul 20, 2006 15:05 | #1

This is an old house that is about 60 into the ID border after teton pass.

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Jul 20, 2006 15:12 | #2

I think I saw that house last week. Great focus and nice wide angle.

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Jul 20, 2006 15:26 | #3

Yep, good angle, good composition , good exposure, good image.

Looks good in B&W also

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Jul 20, 2006 15:53 as a reply to @ Lesmac's post | #4

Lovely shot. I love old buildings. Everytime I see one, I want to go in and have a look around.
I gave it a go in sepia tone to "age" it a bit.

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Jul 20, 2006 16:04 | #5

Here is another shot further away

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Jul 20, 2006 16:23 | #6

I like both shots, particularly like the composition of the shot further away... for me it conveys a more isolate, left-behind feeling to go with the old structure.

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Jul 20, 2006 17:05 | #7

I took sevral shots of this old place but I like these I think the best. Plus I dont feel like resizing all of them hehe

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Jul 21, 2006 05:03 as a reply to @ tristan's post | #8

Great shots...all of them, thats one photographic piece of property

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Jul 21, 2006 05:47 as a reply to @ slacker's post | #9

slacker wrote:
I like both shots, particularly like the composition of the shot further away... for me it conveys a more isolate, left-behind feeling to go with the old structure.

I agree. It puts the house in context. Very nice!

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Jul 21, 2006 07:37 as a reply to @ Becca's post | #10

What a great old building, nicely captured!

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Jul 21, 2006 08:02 | #11

Hi tristan;
Nice capture...
The wider view IMO is definately better - it gives a better perspective...
This is what real estate agents like to describe as "...perfect for the DIY enthusiast..."
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Jul 21, 2006 08:09 | #12

Loves these shots, nicely composed.

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