The angle of this shot is phenominal! I love the antiqueness of this shot as well. Good job

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thanks!!

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I always wonder how come we over look the beauty of damaged pieces that were once good. Because in a piece of art, that destruction becomes beauty. Graffiti is overlooked as more than just trash. Chipped wallpaper, busted lights, and broken down homes are seen past the ruins, and to the fact that it can be used for great art. And in that art, it can portray more messages imagined. And it shows something more. I guess deep down, i`m trying to say many people over look what was once beautiful, and see it as trashed. But even when it is old, and withering away, or even broken, if a person looks at it in a different perspective, in a way that any great photographer would, then they would see that something broken, and something old can be just as beautiful as something new.

I really like this photo. Maybe because of what I explained up there. The angle is out of the ordinary, but I think the unusual angle perhaps gives the photo even more emotion than what it would have if it was right side up. Unusual angles sometimes show more.

Where was this taken at?

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i completely agree with you.
this was taken in the same house as the picture with the chair.

The detail of the shot is stunning! I love the contrast between the unbroken light and the heavily damaged surroundings. absolutely amazing photo.

danke

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