Hello Frank, Thanks for your comments. The pastel colours were indeed what caught my attention, and the contrast between the road and the houses on the right.
At first I tought architecture is an easy subject, the buildings will not move and won't mind if I take a photo, and they are just there, waiting. But after I got my prints made, I realized something was missing... The feeling of being there or some special mood which you can feel looking at an old building. There are some old ecletic and secession style buildings which can be a terrific subject once I figure out how to photograph them. Attila Thursday, March 25, 2004, 5:54:53 AM, you wrote: ft> I llike the mood in this one. ft> I really like the pastel colours of the row houses, the old wood peeling and ft> cracking. There is just so much detail to absorb in this photo. ft> To my mind there's much more of interest here than the rather stark ft> architectural shots I've seen in past weeks. ft> This street is vibrant and alive (even absent of people, except the car ft> driver). ft> Wonderful photo, Atilla. ft> thanks, ft> frank ft> "The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist ft> fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
