GLEN'S

This is a classic of yours...a bike leaning up against the wall would of added to this well done B&W... did Glen move to a new location ...or was he shot on the premises? Do you still have that Nikon 8008? Looks to me... film likes you very much...I wonder what you would come up with if you took your party camera back and shot this cool building today...let me guess...it's now a Mcdonalds?Keep em coming...nice to see new stuff! WFVWM

Building is gone. So's the camera. I gave it to the daughter of a friend (she's in the nudes). I also gave away my darkroom. Ain't no more film processing and b & w printing in my life. Thanks anyway. Soon as I get that new camera, I'm coming up there so you can teach me what to do.

is that a threat or a promise? of course you'd be welcome! WVMM

Hey, I'm no worse than some of those deliquents you used to babysit.

Dave, you knew I'd be spending a while here. This is classic!

Good shot, spare, catches the essence (and charm) of this old ruin (just like me).

When I come to visit your PN site this is the kind of image I expect and enjoy....derelict, abandoned, and usually forgotten. Works soooo well in B&W, has that nice stark look from days gone by. Life is good.

Thanks to both of you for your generoous comments. May the photo fairy be with youse.

They are rapidly disappearing, these small town wheeler dealers.

I like this photo...a documentary of an abandonned place...the "save Glen's" words now have a totally different meaning...cheers, Laurent.

Thanks!

David, I'm enjoying your portfolio. You have a good eye for old places, and your photographs also have nice tones and shadows. I'll be back.

Thanks again. I love to hear from everybody of course, but it's always nice to be "discovered" by a previously unkonwn (to me) person. Thanks for your comments and please do come back.