Robert Santafede Photography

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by Robert Santafede

18 Comments to “Collapse”

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   niasunset
   2012/05/16 at 10:03

   So impressive… wonderful shot and composition. Thank you dear Robert, with my love, nia

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/18 at 04:33

     Thank you, Nia.

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   oneowner
   2012/05/16 at 11:00

   Another excellent shot, Robert.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/18 at 04:34

     Thanks, Ken! Glad I wore boots that day, made walking on them easier to take the shot.

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   artblablablablog
   2012/05/16 at 11:44

   Love this shot with order and disorder together, very nice!

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/18 at 04:35

     Thank you, Christina!

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   Face
   2012/05/16 at 15:12

   Lovely composition. Sorry for the absence, my exams are on. I’m glad I decided to visit though. Would’ve been sorry to miss this. The texture, just wow!

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/18 at 04:36

     Thanks, Face! Exams trump all! Thanks for your visit though, and I hope you do well.

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   2me4art
   2012/05/16 at 17:37

   Did you dent your car driving into that perfectly fine building? Lollololol

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/18 at 04:38

     I think someone cut my brakes! (For some reason, I stopped receiving emails on your post – going to try to re-follow!)

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   suzysomething
   2012/05/16 at 20:52

   I see you are back to your unsavory neighborhoods….great shot. Seeing your photos has inspired me to dig out my old 35mm AND to buy a new digital camera to play with.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/18 at 04:39

     Indeed, can’t have too much of one thing, it’s bad for you! That’s great to hear about your cameras though – don’t forget to post them so we can all see. Thanks for your comment, Suzy!

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   Sheila T Illustrated
   2012/05/17 at 02:18

   Thanks, Robert, for visiting my blog and the ‘like’ on my collapsing barn. After viewing several of your recent posts I see why! I appreciate your passion for the abandoned, decaying, crumbling and all things cast aside.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/18 at 05:02

     Thanks for your visit also, Sheila. That was a very cool photo, I’m glad you posted it!

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       Sheila T Illustrated
       2012/05/18 at 10:53

       You are welcome and thanks again!

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   John Smith
   2012/05/17 at 21:08

   Fascinating monochrome…… there ought to be a story somewhere here……I did something like this to the front wall when I was learning to drive. Well structured composition and strong tones…. the light mortar emphasises the fact the the bricklaying wasn’t too hot. Great shot Robert.
   Regards, John.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/05/18 at 05:04

     Thank you, John! Your kind words mean a lot to me, as you are an amazing photographer! Your blog is very varied with all different, excellent photos – truly a joy to browse through!

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   Mary MacGowan
   2012/05/19 at 23:13

   Reblogged this on Plucky Umbrella and commented:
   santafede is all about it. love this brick structure deteriorating.

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