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Great shot! The shoe is perfectly placed 😉
Greetings, Ron.
Hey there, Ron:
Thanks for looking in. The running shoe is indeed perfectly placed … and it’s as I found it. Likely a motorist with tired hitchhiker was part of the scenario that loosed a shoe. The shoe became the draw to spend an hour at he site.
Take care … 😉
Thank you for documenting this building. I like the various versions of the building. Including the shoe that adds to the reality of the place.
Hey there, Tim:
Thanks for looking in on these images; I agree the running shoe does add reality of place to the image. Good, good!
Take care … 😉
You’re welcome and thank you as well for looking at my blog. I really enjoy looking at photographs that challenge me. Yours does that.
Great photos. I wondered if you had added that sports shoe in the foreground to give depth to the photo. If you did it was very effective.
Hello, hello …
Everything at the service station site is medias res … as I found it. And, the shoe does add depth and it does provide a sense of haphazard youthful living beyond having a home – both were compelling features gathered in the shot. The shoe may be as much about people tired on the road as it may be the antics of youth and throwing a friend’s shoe out the window on a long journey (and leaving it there).
I absolutely love this! wow!
Hello there …
Hope you’re on the mend … thanks for looking in.
Take care …. 🙂
Yes the poignancy of the solitary shoe, and the colours in Alberta 2, perfect, I like the wide shots in this set. You’ve hit it perfect with the colours there and in Alberta 12.
Jim
Hey there, Jim:
I’ve done the proofread and edit and settled the question of ‘shoe.’ My laptop has interesting spacing on some keys too. Thanks also for your eyes on the photos … as always, it’s good to read and know which photos hit home in terms of colour (and in terms of editing on different, unequal, non-calibrated monitors).
Take care … 😉