Detail of the old bazaar

I still see my old spaghetti western town, and loving it PD. I like the POV of this one looking up at that nice blue sky. Take care.

Best Always,

Holger

Liking the painterly effect on this most unusual, but perfect perspective.  I can almost see adding a canvas texture to this also.

-Lynne

Lovely again! I love the angle looking up at the blue sky! Just missing Clint Eastwood! Very well done. Thank you for sharing. :)

Thank you, Holger!

This is a different style painting, but you still see old western town! And it is old Turkish style of urban architecture!

PDE

Thank you, Lynne!

The impossible is that one wall is missing, ha!

PDE

Thank you, Trisha!

As I said above in the reply to Holger, nothing western present here! It's Balkan with its Turkish architecture remains!

PDE

That may be but it could still pass for an old western ghost town. Even after looking at the light fixture I thought it could pass for an old gas-lit lantern. Beautifully done whether western or Turkish! All the best, TJA :)

PDE

Questa volta è la "diagonale" a raccontare l'immagine di questa casa dalle mura rovinate. Quante storie di quanti uomini e donne saranno passate tra queste mura! E' come aprire un cassetto di un vecchio mobile: quante mani ci saranno state dentro, quante cose ci saranno state riposte! Ciao amico mio, hai fatto proprio una bella serie!

Trisha,

I know see what you mean, what kind of architecture you see here and I agree!

Thank you!

PDE

E 'stato e credo che sia ancora una locanda griglia del vecchio bazar che è ancora molto attiva e rinnovata! Non conosco la istoria, ma in ogni dettaglio del nostro circostante c'è una storia nascosta! Sono d'accordo con te ed è per questo che amo vecchia architettura!

Grazie mille!

Ciao Mau

Pietro il felice

Nice conversion, well done.

Welcome and thank you, John!

PDE

Cool. It looks like a watercolor. It's interesting too. Attractive image.

Creative and beautiful. I am thinking I would have kept the original as the bottom layer, process a 2nd layer and then bring back some of the writing. Still very good 'as is'.

Welcome and thank you, Chuck!

PDE

Thank you, Tony, you are right!

There are a lots of variations, I concentrated this time to gather all my old houses pictures and filter them to look like paintings with the new filter which was my dream for more than 15 years!

PDE

Hi Pierre,

  Sorry I am late.  Beautiful creative work of art ready for the gallery.  Take care, Patsy

Thank you, Patsy!

You are maybe late, but sure!

PDE

Dear Pierre, I'm also following these days your series of "old houses" pictures. Because I too love abandoned places. They have something special. For me, the strength of this image lies in the diagonal, is the most striking thing. And the wall missing too. There're high lights in the sky and some parts of the buildings that guide the eye of the observer to the center of the image. I think the composition, perspective etc.  are very well accomplished.

Then, I personally fully agree with Trisha :)

I also see an old western town. I know it's Turkey, but imagination is awakened in very inhospitable and unsuspected places.

I look and I look... and I can hear air hissing in the silence of streets, all people are hiding. The bad guy has just arrived with his gun. Something "deserted" comes to my mind. S'thing fearful.

Looking at your picture, I've grabbed my guitar ... ummmm ... you need a tune of the Old West to set the mood, yes ... Pierre, imagine all the people rushing home, scared to be dead, to express their hurry and fast feet, I've used a "tremolo" (melody, mi-mi-mi-mi-mi ....) hurrying feet... scared feet.

Imagine the bad guy with butt resting in his lower lip, stopped on your street, under those walls of your image, under your sky ....  bass sounds will speak for him .... Listen and look at ... what do you see, now, ummm? Trisha's right, yeah? .... Mi-mi-mi-mi-mi whistling the tune ...

Tune-mp3 especially for Pierre Dumas and his deserted town (old west town)

Jajajaja  it could be your mobile tune :)  I get lost in your pictures.

Congratulations and thank you for sharing, kindest regards, Laura.

Pierre, you did it again... and I'm looks like again at end of the line for comments... All what I can say is SUCCESS!

With all my best,

Grigoriy

Dear Laura,

I thank you for your thorough interpretation, correct you in some parts though, for example it is not Turkey, but Turkish traditional architecture in my country and when I agreed with Trisha I meant of the architecture used in, for example New Mexico and don't know exactly where else on the wild west which is with Spanish origin!

Thank you for your tune which is also a mixture of Spanish and Wild west music!

Saludos cordiales

PDE

Thank you, Grigoriy!

The word success with capitals in your comment makes me proud, thank you again!

PDE

i like the angle of view Pierre and the colors of course...sky compliments the old bazaar...regards....David

Welcome and thank you, David!

PDE