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I passed these two chairs outside the back entrance to a bakery.
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A local second-hand clothes store—
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The thrift store piled the sidewalk in front of the store with items on sale. While I photographed this sofa someone offered the owner $45.00 for the sofa and two folding chairs.
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Do you think these lobsters have only one claw?
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An ancient ruin?
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Where's Tom Sawyer when you need him?
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This is part of a discarded machine—
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It left me wondering what cost $3.29.
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There are several churches—some in buildings and two in storefronts.
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Monogramed walls.
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A tree in front of the Town Hall.
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A cluster of mushrooms near the police and fire department.
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I found this outside a new restaurant.
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It still works—on the side of the Congregational Church
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Outside someone's house.
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Great fun, truly enjoyed this one!~ R
urmysunshine · 2008-05-15: 20:34
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ur photos are extra ordinery
mojaroo · 2008-05-15: 20:57
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great set...
viralshah · 2008-05-15: 21:40
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Great shots and one liners.
joycephotography · 2008-05-15: 21:44
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I so agree with you, I love to take shots of little simplicities I see in small towns as well, great work here, very nice.
youlookmahvelous · 2008-05-15: 22:02
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Great commentary! Lovely photos too.
rolpa · 2008-05-15: 22:29
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Great composition!
cobaltbutterfly · 2008-05-15: 22:55
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Great set
Gwadannie · 2008-05-16: 00:50
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original set!!
swkotor2 · 2008-05-16: 01:47
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nice set!
nasser · 2008-05-16: 01:58
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:):):)
ronin53 · 2008-05-16: 02:50
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Interesting perspectives,amazing compositions! Great set!
somogyvari · 2008-05-16: 02:53
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great details. they means a lot to me
storytaylor · 2008-05-16: 03:23
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VERY ARTISTIC COMPOSITIONS!!
vterezia · 2008-05-16: 04:24
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I love old small towns too. I live near many. And I must admit to eyeing that apron in the second hand store. I've been thinking of using old aprons as my kitchen window dressing! I'm not sure I'd like to try the obster for lunch, though.
oldbabe · 2008-05-16: 05:48
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Original set--I love the old fence and the tree.
glennis · 2008-05-16: 06:49
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i think there are no ordinary places. all of them are little special
openbelarus · 2008-05-16: 09:57
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I love the way you take ordinary objects and turn them into works of art.
Queen911 · 2008-05-16: 19:44
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Nothing is ordinary, really — the extraordinary is always lurking in there somewhere, as you show in your wonderful images. I especially like #7, #9 and #12. (Tom Sawyer went fishin'!)
jagungal · 2008-05-16: 21:31
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Womderful walk around town! I could have sat on the couch and rested for a spell!! ;)
SheriJ · 2008-05-16: 22:06
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you made a such beautiful work!# 11 is the greateste!
sendao · 2008-05-17: 17:21
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So true... I like looking for the cracks in the paint.. they tell a story much louder than something glossed over and tizzed up... Stunning, rich set, full of textures and colours I just wish I could reach out and feel and see myself...
Peche · 2008-05-17: 21:56
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good ideas for photographing.. I added 2 , to my fav
zahra2 · 2008-05-18: 02:11
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How observant of you, great set!
ScubaLiz · 2008-05-18: 22:55
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Great discoveries. Extraordinaries out of the very ordinaries.
leocheung · 2008-05-20: 18:13
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