76:365 Broken
Broken windows in the same abandoned school. At one time, I taught in one of these rooms. The big windows made it one of my favorite school rooms. I had a birdfeeder in a dogwood tree outside of the window, and my first graders and I would watch the seasons go by. The near-by cotton mill moved to South America, and most of those first-graders have grown-up and moved to other places to try and make a living. This is theme #36 Broken.
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The sadness of this photograph reminds me of the ongoing stuggle in the world we live in. I try very hard to count my blessings and this is another reminder for me to do that.
Mary Lou, great perspective here - love the angle of the shot, I would say you nailed this one!
Clara, this shot is phenomenal! The DOF and leading lines combine to make it appear that the windows go to eternity. But it is indeed very sad to think of these communities withering away and dying...
Wonderful shot, great perspective and it does tell such a sad story.
I was TAGGED by Debra and here are the rules:
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Wow that is so cool what a great story and very interesting phot0 perspective. Hope you mind this tagging for blogs.
I was TAGGED by Tammy McChesney and now I am tagging you...Won't you play along? Here are the rules:
•Go to your photo folder on your computer
•Go to the 6th folder of photos
•Go to the sixth picture
•Put the picture on your blog and a description of it
•Invite six friends to join the challenge
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I love how you are drawn in by the angle you chose. Powerful shot, Clara and a sad one.
You've got great memories from days gone by....maybe that's why it's distressing you so. Another poignant photo.
I find this shot very sad ... well done.
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