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Critique By:
Ashley Salyer (K:268)
12/26/2005 4:22:44 PM
I am the same way, I will go through a month or two where I swear, I walk crooked, I am so preoccupied with angles. Then, it goes away for a bit, which is nice, nobody like a crooked girl! hee hee Really, diagonals are just so much fun, hope you stay (at least partly) in your phase!
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/26/2005 4:19:21 PM
Thanks Ashley. I like strong diagonals (maybe I'm going through a stage), as a compositional element. That is what first attracted me to your photograph.
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Critique By:
Ashley Salyer (K:268)
12/26/2005 4:15:54 PM
Great use of that perfect shadow. Really makes the angle of the walk that much more interesting. I like it!
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/26/2005 3:52:50 PM
Thanks Rashed, have a great holiday and best wishes for the New Year.
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Critique By:
Rashed Abdulla (K:163889)
12/25/2005 1:02:21 AM
very great expouser,wonderful composition and colors,Merry Christmas and wishing you all of the best my friend.
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/8/2005 4:08:58 PM
Better than just junking them anyway.
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/8/2005 3:55:46 PM
Thanks Ian.
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Critique By:
Ian V (K:1730)
12/8/2005 12:02:48 AM
wonderful angle, color, detail
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Critique By:
Andre Denis (K:66327)
12/7/2005 10:36:47 PM
Hi Richard,
It's really quite amazing how they can move these buildings up and down hills. It would be in a slightly different place every couple of days on the way back and forth to work. It's been in the same place now for almost a year. I suppose the developer has a plan for it, but they are going to wait for the new development to slow down or finish. There is another one from the 1870's that they are leaving in place. It's funny, it doesn't look like much and has just recently been vacated. It has some historic significance, but I don't know what it is.
Andre
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/7/2005 4:03:31 PM
Hi CorrieLynn. This house probably could be restored to it's former glory. I am sure there are some wonderful floors, etc., that could be revived. I believe it was only abandoned when the property was sold to develop the rec centre for Wasaga Beach. It is my understanding that many of the farmhouses in Ontario were built to a plan provided by the British. Some are frame construction, but the better off families opted for brick which was more expensive at the time.
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Critique By:
CorrieLynn Jacobsen (K:9882)
12/7/2005 3:36:11 PM
Wow, it does look a lot like the others. I was thinking it was the same house as the one that you had photographed with cows outside of it.
There are a ton of these houses here outside of hamilton, but sadly theyre being torn down one by one to make room for the never-ending growing population.(which is silly since we have a lot of room in the city being wasted)
Its funny the way 'abandoned' houses look here, where as where my family is from in the usa, you NEVER see an abaondoned brick house, theyre all wood sided, and look horrid from weather damage
This house looks like it could use a bit of work, but from the outside still looks liveable!
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/7/2005 3:02:29 PM
Thanks Linda.
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/7/2005 2:58:46 PM
I know Elizabeth, the car really does look out of place. I will be going back to this location again at a better time of day, and will experiment with some different angles. It is difficult, the house is located in a large recreation complex. Thanks for the comment.
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/7/2005 2:54:52 PM
Would I love to buy that and move it up here!!!!!!
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/7/2005 2:53:26 PM
Thanks Andre. This place looks a little more solid than many I have seen. It was abandoned when the owners sold the land for a huge rec complex.
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/7/2005 2:49:05 PM
Actually, this is a new subject CorrieLynn. I found it taking the long way home a couple of weeks ago, hence the mid-day shot. There are many abandoned houses like this in the area (some brick, some not), it was a standard architectural plan for 1860's Ontario.
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Critique By:
elizabeth Blair (K:2202)
12/7/2005 5:54:04 AM
I very much like the colour and angle of the house.. the way it is taken. The only thing that throws me and that catches my eye right away is the modern vehicle sitting in the background.... takes from the historics of the house...
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Critique By:
Andre Denis (K:66327)
12/7/2005 12:39:46 AM
Hi again Richard,
Check this one out. This place was moved about 1km from it's original spot in some nice open fields, to make room for a huge new home development in Markham. I pass by it on the way to work every day and wonder what the history of the place is. At least they didn't tear it down. As you can see, it is still up on the same moving girders and is not going anywhere fast.
Andre
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Critique By:
Andre Denis (K:66327)
12/6/2005 11:55:06 PM
Nice shot of this brick farmhouse Richard.
It looks like a nice cosy place. Solid as a rock!
I'll have one for you later on tonight that you are going to love!
Andre
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Critique By:
CorrieLynn Jacobsen (K:9882)
12/6/2005 10:47:09 PM
I like the somewhat wider angled view of this. I think its the first time weve seen this house this close.
Is it near your home? I notice it's one of your favorite subjects. Have you ever been inside?
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Critique By:
Linda Imagefree (K:72276)
12/6/2005 9:22:09 PM
Beautiful work Richard, nice mood and great colors and clarity, well done!!
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
12/3/2005 4:57:16 AM
Thanks Bruce.
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Critique By:
KMA (K:101)
11/24/2005 12:31:46 PM
I am a little partial to the colour version Richard, but either way - this is one knockout shot! Keep up the good work.
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
11/22/2005 7:04:39 PM
Thanks Branimir.
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Critique By:
Branimir Fagarazzi (K:38367)
11/22/2005 6:12:07 PM
Good shot
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
11/22/2005 5:28:17 PM
Thanks Colin. As a B+W photographer who struggles with colour images, I really appreciate your input.
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Critique By:
Colin Cartwright (K:15699)
11/22/2005 5:22:17 PM
I like this one best, from the varied perspectives, of your "Duntroon" collection. Richard. The old, wooden building, nicely fills the picture, and the grazing cow adds some scale.
I always like the autumnal red light at this time of year, as it intensifies the natural colours and contributes a warm tone. These warm colours may oppose the overall abandoned home theme, but I think they combine well, to give a satisfying image.
Regards
Colin
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
11/22/2005 4:53:28 PM
Thanks Kareem.
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Critique By:
Kareem Afifi (K:5968)
11/22/2005 2:10:34 PM
very interesting
calm
and well captured
thx for good shot
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Critique By:
Richard Dakin (K:12915)
11/22/2005 1:48:30 PM
Thanks Vanessa. I'll try to get a true winter shot for you, when it arrives. It is still autumn here.
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