July 2019
15 thoughts on “Treasures Slowly Fade”
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Treasures Slowly Fade
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant.
This house has seen better days..its only wise to pull it down because the building is not in great shape..I don’t think it can be revamped
Your photography works normally gets me hooked up on memories. The house looked old and weak though. Thanks for this wise picture.
Looking at the picture, i am so such that at a time this building would had been the most beautiful building around and now, probably abandon. Of a truth, treasure do fades slowly! Nice shot, Thomas!
Yes I’m very sure this house was actually a treasure years ago but it has been left to rot away years later. But the photograph of it is so clear.
The caption really befit the photo. This treasure then is in ruins now. I wonder why the building was abandoned.
That’s one old looking house. It could be falling down anytime.
I wouldn’t park my car close to that house. There’s no telling when it may come tumbling down.
I bet this house was glorious in its hey days. The design and overall outlook is very lovely.
Lovely snap Thomas! The lighting is simply perfect.
My dad had a land tover quite similar to the one in this photo. This just takes me back to my innocent childhood days.
As the saying goes nothing last forever. However, perhaps this is what makes it beautiful knowing that it will be gone makes us appreciate it more.
I feel like that nice Land Rover’s out of place next to that diminished house. Right now, it looks like a gust of wind could knock it down.
I love the colors in this photo. That house must be very beautiful before.
It’s very sad how to see a big place like this fel in pieces. I wish this could be saved .
Indeed they do…well seen..well said, well taken.