Neighbours, strangers and unrelated concepts.
Sunday, 19 September 2010
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3 comments:
Nice juxtapositions.
Adam, nice compositions. I am intrigued by the "split house" photo with the right side in need of repair and the window shuttered tightly.
Hi Genie: When I took the photo it was just for the geometry. It wasn't until I looked at it at home later that I saw the contrasts and saw that it was in fact two neighbouring houses.
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