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Diane
Thanks for stopping by! I'm retired (yay!), a grandmother of two, a painter and avid user of Google Earth. Photography is a relatively new hobby and I really don't know much about using my camera, but I like what I see when I look through the viewfinder.
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You will notice a lot of abandoned, broken buildings and objects in my gallery. I live in a region left behind economically and culturally - in many ways it has done this to itself - and stuck in the 1950s and 60s. My taste in subjects runs to the darker side, so that works out for me.
My camera: Fujifilm S2950
Diane's stats
Diane's tags
- 2007
- 2008
- 2011
- 2012
- abandoned
- Alley
- animals
- asbestos site
- Australia
- barn
- Baseball
- beach
- best
- bird nest
- birds
- black and white
- Bonanza
- buildings
- California
- cat
- cemetery
- Chiloquin
- Contrails
- dog
- Dorris
- extreme edit
- family
- Florence
- food
- funny
- Garden
- GE
- Great Highway
- Highway 1
- home
- Industrial
- Italy
- italy
- Keno
- kids
- Klamath Falls
- landscape
- Merrill
- minimalist
- modern arch
- Montara
- Moss Beach
- myart
- night
- objects
- Ocean
- Ocean Beach
- OR
- Oregon
- Pacifica
- photoart
- portrait
- Postcards
- railroad
- Rockaway
- Rome
- Rust
- San Francisco
- sepia
- shops
- Siena
- signs
- sky
- surfer
- Sydney
- tiltshift
- Trail
- train
- tree
- Tulelake
- Tuscany
- USA
- vatican
- water
- wheels
- wildlife
- winter
Diane's groups
Friends
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Diane's conversations
Magnificent picture
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Best wishes from Brazil!
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Ijaz Ahmad, many thanks for the pleasant comment and Like!
Best greetings from Italy, Francesco.
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Thank you very much My Panoramio friends:
jacot69,
and Tiffany, with special thanks for the YS.
for your visits, nice words and LIKEs.
Best wishes from Jordan.
Mustafa
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Don't you think it's the manly blue color and the rough texture that appeals? ;D
Thanks, Andy!
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Thanks, poly. I was shocked to find people living here, as I'd always thought it was just another abandoned brick building downtown. The windows are plugged with all sorts of things to keep the cold out. The whole place seems to be rotting. Perhaps they're squatters, I don't know how people could pay money to live here.
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LOL!!! True. And, this has a military look, now that you mention it.
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I believe I agree with you, and thanks for your visit and all your comments!
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Haha, like some of my own belongings! Thanks, Andy!
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Yes, Andy they will sit forever in mute conversation. Claudio, obrigado!!!
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Well, I used the word obscure because of the photo itself, or my editing of it. Or something...
Other than that, the 1950s seemed neither obscure nor anachronistic when I was in them! They just were. ;D
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