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Il GUM (Gosudarstvennyi Universalnyi Magazin, in russo: Главный универсальный магазин è l'imponente palazzo nel centro di Mosca che occupa tutto il lato della Piazza Rossa di fronte al Cremlino. Con i suoi 80.000 m2 di superficie suddivisi in tre gallerie coperte per tre piani di altezza è una delle principali costruzioni della fine del XIX secolo in Russia.
thrift store black lace skirt before refashioning
more on my blog
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More thrift store finds, $6 for two skein of Ballybrae wool. This will become accessories of some stripe or another.
This armchair looks like it has been abandoned around the back of a furniture store in Eccles, Greater Manchester. I wouldn't recommend taking a seat.
These two shoe store clerks asked me why I'm "Bloggable." The one on the left didn't know what a blog was. Seriously.
A traditional harware/ironmongers. Not many of these left.
I bet they know more than anyone in B&Q :-)
Shop is under constructon but I've made a beautiful sitting area in the front garden.
Come and have a look! ^.^
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Also, finally find a simple windlight I like!!!
Site of 1911 Eugene Atget Photograph
69 Rue Mouffetard
Store Front
Paris, France
Then & Now Comparison
Left: 1911, Atget; Right: 2007, Sieger
This place now bares no resemblence to conditions in Atget's time. The store fronts at this location have been completely replaced.
Centredale Store Front
13 October 2013 -- 286/365
North Providence, Rhode Island
I typically go for a moderate walk in the four-mile range in the morning. Rounding the corner from the Centredale Bypass onto Smith Street, I spotted this large for-rent sign in front of a frequently vacant store front and my very first thought was that "I could do something with this scene." It intrigued me since it was really the challenge of telling an interesting story where none was readily apparent. The set of dumbbells in the foreground piqued my interest as well. They seem remarkably out of place for this location, and they are a primary reason I choose to photograph the storefront from this angle. Anyway, it seemed and interesting study, and thought it would make a fun subject for today's photo.
Post processing started with a classic filter in Topaz B&W FX. I adjusted color sensitivity sliders, adaptive exposure, regions, contrast, boost black, boost white, and protect highlights. A levels adjustment and a sepia photo filter were added in PSE.