Wishing you all a great Holiday!

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Finally a post i can comment on.lol. Really like Shot 1 and 6. Cool lighting in the first one and love the toaster hanging out the window in 6. I liked some of your other sets but i saw the the guys had it all sewn up! personally i really like the ones where you have something on. Leaves more to the imagination and the overall look.
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Posted by MisUnderstood! Finally a post i can comment on.lol. Really like Shot 1 and 6. Cool lighting in the first one and love the toaster hanging out the window in 6. I liked some of your other sets but i saw the the guys had it all sewn up! personally i really like the ones where you have something on. Leaves more to the imagination and the overall look. IMHO

Thanks for your kind words.

Beautiful shot.
Thanks for sharing.

These are some great pictures! The depth of field in number 5 is my favourite! Also that coffin in number 3 is just plain creepy, haha!

I love number 5 with the depth of field! I also really like the old Pepsi logo in number 2

Excellent work! I really like the out of focus background in #5 and the composition of #7.

Excellent as always! To itemize my favorites:
1- The reflection from the water on the floor is really cool.
2- Love the sagging porch, and of course that fading Pepsi logo!
3- Well, who doesn't like an eerie, dented, and discarded coffin?!
4- I like the framing with the tree in the foreground, and the shadowing across the bottom of the shot.
5- Well, it's been commented on, and I agree (though I'm not great with some of the more in depth terms, I'd have thought 'forced perspective'), the depth of field makes this shot!
6- I like the ivy growing out of the windows, and the toaster...'nature takes over; technology tries to hang on' (or something more clever). Anyone remember an old PC game, Wasteland? We have found the broken toaster!
7- Again, I like the (I'm going with forced perspective, though it's probably not the right term) FP of the leaning marker, and the way it doesn't fully command the eye away from the background.
8- The old clock face and that brown bottle are cool; great shot in general, I like the bit of color brought by the flowers below the door.
All in all and not surprising, another great set, and we thank you! I hope my lack of more advanced photographic/artistic terminology and definitions hasn't made anyone cringe too horribly...anyway, Happy Merry and Safe Holidays to you too!

Thank you all. Your comments are all very much appreciated!