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A encher acasa de mim...e mais passarinhos:)
Também à entrada de minha casa mas noutro cantinho...um dos muitos "cantinhos de passarinhos" que tenho:)
E uma vez mais...a mostrar coisas que me são muito especiais, pois foram oferecidas por pessoas especiais:)
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Entry Hall...one of my Birds Corners :)
This is what I like about photography. It helps you see the world differently. To me this urban fragment is so photogenic.
Decay at its best inside an abandoned Ontario institution.
This is what gets me excited about exploring abandoned buildings, the promise of natural decay as a building slowly rots away due to the elements. Seeing all the different layers of material on the walls slowly falling off as water intrudes through the roof of the building, it's a sight to be seen. In the upper right hand corner of the image you can see the last remaining layer, the brickwork, has slowly been exposed over the years. It also helps when you have great light to create the right mood for the scene.
Ontario, Canada.
©James Hackland
Here in Alaska, we consider this an Arctic Entry or in some regions a mud room.
These are crucial here in Fairbanks these arctic entrances create a temperature transition zone between entrance doors, in order to minimize the amount of cold air entering buildings by opening one door at a time.
Also, in this case acts as a diversion for the snow off the sloped main roof.
The windows that clad the Bath Spa structure. While all is quiet now, they were broken every day during construction by folk who thought the project was a waste of public money.