Robert Santafede Photography

The End of an Era

38 Comments to “The End of an Era”

1. 
   f-Stops.net
   2012/04/17 at 04:47

   Nice shot, nice clouds 😉

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   Robert Santafede
   2012/04/17 at 04:54

   Thanks! I don’t understand something – I’m following you, but none of your posts are on my dashboard.. I usually go back to the prior day and like/leave comments on everything I’ve missed. I’ve seen you uploaded several new things that I’ve never seen before.

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   suzysomething
   2012/04/17 at 05:09

   I wonder looking at this if it is an old farm windmill? Some of the broken scaffolding reminds me of how the windmills were built in years long past.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/18 at 05:16

     It could honestly be, wandering around and investigating this I stayed just as clueless as to what it was before as after. I also thought the same thing, and still kind of do after editing the images.

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4. 
   sedge808
   2012/04/17 at 06:41

   I will huff & puff…

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/18 at 05:17

     Haha. 🙂

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5. 
   Cardinal Guzman
   2012/04/17 at 06:53

   This is very good. You’ve captured a dose of daily drama here.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/18 at 05:17

     Thank you Cardinal Guzman!

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   mazzarellophotography
   2012/04/17 at 10:55

   my introduction to “urbex”. Thanks for the new word.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/18 at 05:18

     My pleasure. You have a nice blog, great photos!

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7. 
   Mary Lou Rutledge
   2012/04/17 at 10:57

   Just makes me wonder…

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/18 at 05:20

     Ditto. Taking the photo was easy enough, figuring out what it is and why it’s like that is always the challenging part. Thanks for your comment, Mary Lou!

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       Mary Lou Rutledge
       2012/04/18 at 23:36

       Sometimes, you never know. I usually wonder for a long time.

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         Robert Santafede
         2012/04/19 at 05:36

         I do too. I really enjoy that aspect to photography. Interpretation in art is always a great thing. The possibilities are endless. 🙂

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8. 
   Carl D'Agostino
   2012/04/17 at 10:58

   I don’t see how these area of the American rust belt will ever recover.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/18 at 05:22

     I don’t think it’s really a possibility anymore, TBH.

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9. 
   Ed
   2012/04/17 at 11:46

   Very cool shot, with the sky it almost looks post apocalyptic..:-)

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/18 at 05:23

     Thanks Ed!

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10. 
    ManoliRizoFotografia
    2012/04/17 at 12:36

    ¿Que es una casa?
    Sigo diciéndote que tienes un arte espectacular para conseguir esos tonos, ¡me encanta!

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/04/18 at 05:27

      ¡Gracias! Me encanta los tonos desaturados también. Todavía no estoy seguro de qué es exactamente lo que una vez fue. Simplemente hermoso ahora, tal como es. Gracias por sus comentarios, y lo siento por mi mal español! 🙂

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        ManoliRizoFotografia
        2012/04/18 at 06:39

        Para nada mal español, te entiendo perfectamente, pero si quieres escribe en ingles que yo lo traduzco con google, gracias por contestar, saludos

        Not bad at Spanish, I understand perfectly, but if you want to write in English that I translate it with google, thanks for answering, greetings

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          Robert Santafede
          2012/04/19 at 04:50

          Soy capaz de escribir a usted en español, siempre y cuando no es tan malo! He aprendido en la escuela, pero ha sido desde hace tiempo. 🙂

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11. 
    mehmudah
    2012/04/17 at 12:50

    What a “wow” pic!

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/04/18 at 05:27

      Thank you, Mehmudah!

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12. 
    Face
    2012/04/17 at 17:19

    Magnificent!

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/04/18 at 05:28

      Thank you, Face!

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13. 
    Cornelia Lohs
    2012/04/17 at 19:10

    Very impressive!

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/04/18 at 05:28

      Thanks Cornelia!

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14. 
    2me4art
    2012/04/17 at 20:56

    The wood looks like it has been plated in silver. Very cool1

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/04/18 at 05:28

      Thank you 2me4art!

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        2me4art
        2012/04/18 at 11:52

        Amy!!!!

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          Robert Santafede
          2012/04/19 at 05:34

          Amy it is! 🙂

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15. 
    artblablablablog
    2012/04/17 at 21:36

    I have the same issue as someone else, I’m following but don’t receive notice. Great photo here, love the perspective as well as the demise.

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/04/18 at 05:31

      Thank you! My latest problem, it seems wordpress doesn’t like me clicking the ‘like’ button from the reader, it works fine when I visit the site though. I think these problems may be on their end as a few people have recently made threads in the support forum about them.

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16. 
    niasunset
    2012/04/18 at 07:17

    Wonderful title, and amazing photograph… I loved it so much. Your photographs are always so beautiful and impressive. Thank you dear Robert, have a nice day, Love, nia

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17. 
    niasunset
    2012/04/18 at 09:28

    http://photographyofnia.com/2012/04/18/it-is-time-to-thank-you/
    Thank you once again dear Robert, Love, nia

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      Robert Santafede
      2012/04/19 at 04:45

      My pleasure Nia, and thank you for including me in that post. You deserve all your awards, the quality and quantity of your photos are amazing!

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18. 
    7978moments
    2012/04/24 at 01:27

    absolutely amazing

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