|
|
||
Ace Bail BondsPosted by grant (kansas city, United States) on 18 November 2008 in Business & Industry and Portfolio. Liberty, Missouri
Comments (23)
bluechameleon from Vancouver, CanadaAmazing! I never realize such a place actually existed. I find this image rather fascinating with the building that appears to be crumbling, and the deep cracks in the pavement. As always...so good! 18 Nov 2008 5:32am rhys from United Kingdomlots to see here, the trailing ivy, the cracked road, the overflowing pipe, the car peeping into view...the desolate run down feel really starts to come through. Great work. 18 Nov 2008 6:20am @rhys: thanks rhys Mindy from United StatesAgree with above. Not the most inviting mood. Hope this is one service I never ever need. 18 Nov 2008 6:41am Howard F. from South Pasadena, Calif., United StatesWhat a beautiful and interesting building- brick, vines, two-tone paint job, and cracked concrete. I'll bet it looks extremely unsightly in color, but this building is quite nice in b/w. Nice shot. 18 Nov 2008 7:42am GJC from Kyoto, JapanParking in the rear apparently . . . I love the boxy white shapes and the wonderful shade patterns. I can only wonder what it looks like inside! 18 Nov 2008 8:15am GJC from Kyoto, JapanPS: Are you going to suggest they put this shot on their website? Makes them look pretty artistic and might be good for business! :-) 18 Nov 2008 8:16am @GJC: i think their clients have more immediate, practical concern...but i'll check :-) lisa v from Gawler, AustraliaI've never seen these businesses advertised in australia..I don't think we actually have them at all. I like what GJC said, I think that's a great idea :) 18 Nov 2008 10:58am @lisa v: alright lisa, i get it...so you've never had to make bail...whatever you say... sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United StatesNow there's a place we all hope we'll never need:-) Neat old building...love the vines all over the one side. 18 Nov 2008 1:38pm daina from New York, United StatesConsidering its purpose I like how the building has only one window on either floor and how (because of the wide angle) it leans slightly into the adjacent building. Wonderful framing... 18 Nov 2008 2:49pm paolo from castelnuovo, Italyi especially love the sign on the side eaten by the ivy. 18 Nov 2008 3:11pm Nilla from County Östergötland, Swedenops! no wire or pole!! ha ha 18 Nov 2008 5:19pm @Nilla: :-) ordinaryimages from Kentucky Bluegrass, United Statesthey have an 800 number, i'm feelin a little frisky. best...jerry 18 Nov 2008 8:22pm @ordinaryimages: never know when it might come in handy jerry... Bill from Belton, United StatesLooks to me as though Ace Bail Bonds is perfectly situated in the heart of "bail bond country"! A spectacular image. Perfect in B&W. 18 Nov 2008 10:13pm JJ from Jersey City, United Statesanother stunning capture, so much catches the eye, the bond building the ivy, and looking around for the bounty hunter that must be out on a job :) 19 Nov 2008 3:18am PD from Overland Park, Kansas, United StatesI like it! I especially like the broken curbing. Nice job. 19 Nov 2008 3:37am Stephen Phillips from San Francisco, United StatesHey, Ace - nicely shot. Really fine. 19 Nov 2008 3:45am @Stephen Phillips: call whenever you're in trouble! dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United Statesexcellent 'construction' mate, the upward movement of rectangular shapes anchors this shot wonderfully in contrast the the broken diagonal of the curb and the downward movement of the hanging ivy fronds!! i especially like the cracked asphalt and the wonderful shadow-shapes from the window overhang!! marvelous!! 19 Nov 2008 4:26am Twelvebit from Victoria, United StatesIn my opinion they ruined the building facade with that crappy lighted sign, but it's that gauche hunk of plastic that anchors the shot. 19 Nov 2008 11:43pm Observing from West Cheshire, United KingdomThat's a fantastic shot Grant, so much detail in the old building, I like it. 20 Nov 2008 12:06am @Observing: thanks mike Teresa from Mountain View, United StatesNice one. I like the shadows and the windows and the doorway and I find myself drawn to those vines. 21 Nov 2008 4:57am |