Abandoned by Cliff

Cliff | all galleries >> Galleries >> Getty: Sample images > Abandoned

This rustic old farmhouse, has been abandoned for many
years.

Alternate view - click to enlarge

Nikon D70 ,Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF AF-S DX Zoom
1/250s f/10.0 at 18.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

comment |

Rosemarie Kusserow		01-Aug-2009 19:30
Beautiful details, I like a lot the red leaves, vote, Rosemarie :o)

Guest		13-Jun-2008 19:26
This is just wonderful..v

carol j. phipps		13-Nov-2007 02:00
Wow! this is fabulous! V

Scott Wager		19-Aug-2007 07:29
What a beautiful house, what a waste but at least it makes for a great subject for photography. Beautiful shot.

Guest		23-Mar-2007 10:38
Great colours and mood...

Simon Chandler		14-Mar-2007 06:27
Great shot. Very well done. Love the perspective, a bit spooky.

Mike Stobbs		20-Dec-2006 02:00
Love it Cliff...GMV...Mike

Guest		24-Oct-2005 05:05
Excelletn

Guest		05-Oct-2005 05:41
Wonderful! Looks like a painting, Cliff. I want to keep looking and looking.

b-w studio		04-Oct-2005 20:14
Looks like a nice house to me. :)

JW		03-Oct-2005 19:36
A very strong image, Cliff. The red creeper adds the perfect touch

don nieman		03-Oct-2005 00:42
Way to go Cliff. This is exceptionally good. You captured the "abandonment" perfectly.

Tor		01-Oct-2005 12:52
Great shot with wonderful colours. I can imagine this as a beautiful house - once..

coaster		30-Sep-2005 16:41
Great shot, Cliff.

jypsee		30-Sep-2005 14:58
I like this one; the color is stronger.

Karen Stuebing		30-Sep-2005 10:27
I love these old houses that I know will someday be torn down or fall down. This is just superrb with the red vines growing on it.

Gary Winters		30-Sep-2005 07:10
Gosh these are great. Would be wonderful images for a calendar and/or clear prize winners at a county fair. I love 'em both. Frame 'em and hang 'em high! PS: This is the kind of house I could probably afford (then agian, with the land around it, probably not.) LOL

Steven Jusczyk		30-Sep-2005 07:03
They're both beautiful, really nice palette. Must have been quite the place in its prime.

Karen Leaf		30-Sep-2005 03:34
Hard to pic but I'll take #1. Thought for sure it was an optical trick but this really is superb. Big vote.

Guest		30-Sep-2005 03:28
Wow, this is excellent! So well done!

Robin Reid		30-Sep-2005 00:52
Truly excellent work Cliff. This one looks a bit like it is falling over (maybe that was your intent?) Anyhow you did quite well.

Cheryl Hawkins		29-Sep-2005 23:57
Nicely done. I love to look at these places and imagine the lives that have played out in them. The curtain out the window draws my attention in.

Al Chesworth		29-Sep-2005 22:27
That is exceptional, voted.

Jola Dziubinska		29-Sep-2005 21:03
I agree with Marisa - the best photo of today.

Leo Charette		29-Sep-2005 18:58
Excellent find and really well captured. These are keepers, for sure (v)

Guest		29-Sep-2005 17:41
Two great images of a very appealing subject. I lik ethe first one for it's greater sense of dilapidation, while the second shows more context. For my taste, the first one just noses ahead.

Larry Ahern		29-Sep-2005 17:30
These are fantastic pictures!! So well done!

Gary Hebert		29-Sep-2005 17:05
Cliff, you made it look better than it probably does...

Guest		29-Sep-2005 16:36
Handy man's special. Not quite ready to move in. Great picture.

J. Scott Coile		29-Sep-2005 16:35
Both are wonderful images. The decline of the old farmhouse is so rich. Well done!

Marisa Livet		29-Sep-2005 16:30
It's magnificent, Cliff! Such an appealing, strong image, with a gentle feeling too. It's hard to choose between the two versions, but I think my favourite is the main one you posted. I like the twisted perspective, which gives a deeper impression of dilapidated architecture. The colours are perfectly captured too. I think it's the best picture I noticed today for sure. At least is the one which gave me more as impact. Thank you Marisa

Type your message and click Add Comment

It is best to login or register first but you may post as a guest. Enter an optional name and contact email address. Name
Name Email
help	private comment