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VFW Post 6272Posted by grant (kansas city, United States) on 13 July 2009 in Lifestyle & Culture and Portfolio. Lake Lotawana, Missouri
Comments (21)
GJC from Kyoto (京都), JapanWith the simplicity and the two doors, this almost reminds me of Shaker architecture. Somebody at that post is very pleased by symmetry ..... 13 Jul 2009 10:55am Marcie from Newton, United StatesNice symmetry and balance. Again - that surprise white..standing out so strongly against a field of greys. 13 Jul 2009 12:03pm Alex from Barcelona, SpainBuen encuadre compañero, este lugar ha de ser historico, asi que enhorabuena por la fotografia. 13 Jul 2009 12:38pm bluechameleon from Vancouver, CanadaThis is cool Grant. I really like the odd symmetry of the door, and of course the shadows in the foreground. 13 Jul 2009 2:09pm don from spokane, United StatesNice symmetry with the central placement of the doors. Excellent processing and finished product. 13 Jul 2009 3:19pm david from columbus, ohio, United Statestwo doors. i wonder why? symmetry is the order of the day it seems! i like it. 13 Jul 2009 4:52pm Tammy-Cricket from somewhere out there, United StatesLove, love, love this one! Symmetry is amazing. 13 Jul 2009 5:13pm Terry H. from Azle Texas, United StatesThe two doors seems strange to me as well. The shadows are cool. 13 Jul 2009 5:54pm Lambspun from Madison, Maine, United StatesWhat an oddity ....a small storage type building with two doors and so small for a place like that :) Cool shot! 13 Jul 2009 5:58pm Paul van der Meer from Valkenswaard, Netherlandsa cold building for the vetarans..; a double but strong storytelling picture Grant. My compliments! 13 Jul 2009 6:06pm dj.tigersprout from New York City, United Statesa very inquisitive photo -- i know what to know what lies within! :) excellent frame and delicious tonal range! 13 Jul 2009 8:27pm Chris Parr from Jefferson City, United StatesSymmetry is always good as far as I'm concerned. Nicely composed. Now, which is in and which is out? 13 Jul 2009 9:52pm Howard F. from South Pasadena, Calif., United StatesI don't know what kind of organization this is, but looks like it's a very very humble organization. Good shot. 14 Jul 2009 1:02am daina from New York, United StatesSomething very forlorn about this – does not seem a fitting place for people who have seen extraordinary events – the symmetry with its slight variations is interesting to examine and dwell on. I like it a lot. 14 Jul 2009 1:30am michele from Canadathe whole place/image feels very humble and that feeling reminds me of veterans i've known. 14 Jul 2009 2:47am sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United Statesseems like they should have a nicer place...out of respect. you know? 14 Jul 2009 2:59am Mindy | f-stopMarin from United StatesAgree with lambspun about those two doors. You think there are two separate offices or apartments in this small structure? And if so, why? 14 Jul 2009 6:01am @Mindy | f-stopMarin: this is a meeting place for the vfw. no idea why the two doors. i'm only out this way on the weekends, but i've never seen anyone entering or leaving (either door). jeff (aka dogilicious) from Millerstown, PA, United StatesReally like the symmetry broken up by the shadows. Well done. 15 Jul 2009 1:01am Jane from California, United StatesThat is a crack-up. Wonder how many vets are in this hamlet. 20 Jul 2009 4:21am |