This is an original print that I photographed. This is another one of my favorites. When looking at this photograph, the eye is inclined to focus on the upper right hand pane of glass that is missing. Through this pane you can clearly see another window with what appears to be green foliage growing there. That is what is first noticed when viewing this photograph. That is also what I first noticed when I composed this. But, after processing the photo, I noticed some graffiti written on the lower left pane that reads “NO LUCK IN LOVE”. I found this to be an even stronger point than the top right view. In a way it was somewhat poetic, that in a desolate and abandoned ruin, there could be this simple statement that really makes an impact.
This was shot in a grain elevator dating back to 1905 in Buffalo, New York.
All 8x10, 16x20, 20x30 prints are produced using use a traditional photographic process. Printing is on real photographic paper which is exposed with light and then run through a chemical process, on Kodak Endura Professional Paper. (Read description on other items)
All prints will be ready for framing. There will be minor cropping on the 20″ x 30″ print.
