This is an old textile mill up in the mountains of North Carolina. I turned this into a black and white photograph, then into a stamp in Photo Shop. Added a few more layers to give it some depth. I hope you will enlarge this to get the full effect. Another ghost...
Just wanted to tell you how much I LOVE the photos you post. They are just gorgeous. My roommate in college was a photo major - brings back the memories! Your structures are superb...you certainly have an eye for detail and beauty! The farm pics are my favorites, od course! LOL
ReplyDeleteLooking at the large version definitely brings out the wonderful subtle textures. Thanks for the heads up to do that.
ReplyDeleteThe pic is fabulous...and when I enlarged it....WOW...took my breath away!!
ReplyDeleteanother breathtaking photo!
ReplyDeleteit makes me think of how buildings and homes loooked like after the civil War..i see black and white when
I picture the "aftermath".
love the photo. it's sad that there are so many of these abandoned buildings, we have many in the area of Virginia I am in. love your editing.
ReplyDeleteI agree almost word for word (I did not have a college roommate)with momdrinkstea. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteWOW, your work on this photo really is stunning when enlarged. The detail of each and every brick is amazing. I'm so thankful for your generous spirit, Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteThis is teriffic, Elizabeth, I love the stamp idea and the grungy color and trexture is perfect here. What an amazing artist you are!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! is that Frida Kahalo i see there in the window......
ReplyDeleteoops hit send to soon. Love the stamp effect and don't know that trick, going to find out though!
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