Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Buildings: Go Monochrome Day 2 (FMTSO)

      Today's project for Go Mono was "Buildings." I've always liked HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos because they bring out the highlights and the shadows very well. I went to the old county town hall this morning and got this shot.

       I really like it, and I got a few more (not for the project though):



It was locked but through the window we could see
some old school chairs and blackboards
as well as rather new voting booths:)
I like the reflection, too.




(2013 edit: I am linking to FMTSO because I'm snowed in and decided to use these lovely pics instead:) I did some research and found that this town hall was used in the 1920's and 30's. I am not sure when it was built though, so a mystery!)







S'all for now!
Later, Flashed!

15 comments:

Nxtstep101 said...

Very good pictures! I really liked the first one.

barbara l. hale said...

Excellent photos! I love the detail on the building.

lis said...

Gosto muito das casas de madeira, parece aquelas que podemos levar para onde vamos rs
sei que não, mas são confortáveis,
Excelentes clicks Eli

Fernando Santos (Chana) said...

Excelentes fotografias....
Cumprimentos

Linda said...

Gorgeous shots in B&W! I love that first one...thanks for linking up this week!

Abigail Rogers said...

I love the feel of these photos! Very gritty, vintage, somewhat mysterious...great job!

-Abigail
www.PictureBritain.com

aMandalin Rochele said...

This is a really lovely blog ~ thank you for following me!
Gott Segne,
Miss aMandalin

Layla said...

we awarded you at our blog.

Elisabeth OKeefe said...

Hi guys! I linked this to FMTSO because I am currently snowed in from Orko! This is the oldest building in my little town:) Enjoy it!

Jama said...

Nice pictures!

Suburban Girl said...

I enjoy the through the window shot also.

Ruth Kelly said...

I like the roof over the side porch. Great photos.

Pauline said...

Great shots. I really like the shot through the windows with the ghostly contents (I wouldn't have noticed the polling booth) and the reflections.

Unknown said...

Great shot. I too like the shot through the window. Glad you joined us.
QMM

Karen Lakis said...

Nice photos, and what a great idea to peek in the window!