Greetings Carl. I have to say that I absolutely love your "jewelry repair" photo. It is fabulous! I really like the sense of depth, the use of curved lines, and the total sense of a time gone by. Very nice! Mike
Thanks Mike. And thanks also for pointing out the 'time gone by' aspect of it: the styling of that store is really old. It can't have had a makeover in fifty years, or maybe longer. As more and more urban environments get remade to have the same anonymous appearance as a suburban shopping mall, these examples of past commercial architecture become all the more interesting. I guess I'm always most interested in doing work that has both documentary and aesthetic aspects.
Waterbury, Connecticut
Waterbury, Connecticut
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Greetings Carl. I have to say that I absolutely love your "jewelry repair" photo. It is fabulous! I really like the sense of depth, the use of curved lines, and the total sense of a time gone by. Very nice! Mike
Thanks Mike. And thanks also for pointing out the 'time gone by' aspect of it: the styling of that store is really old. It can't have had a makeover in fifty years, or maybe longer. As more and more urban environments get remade to have the same anonymous appearance as a suburban shopping mall, these examples of past commercial architecture become all the more interesting. I guess I'm always most interested in doing work that has both documentary and aesthetic aspects.
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