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Weekly theme: Louisville

Location: Louisville, KY
Date take: March 20, 2010
Film: N/A
Camera: Nikon D-90
Lens: 18-200mm
Focal Length: 18mm
Exposure Time: 1/200
Aperture: f/14.0
ISO: 200
Macro: None
Edited: PhotoShop CS4

About the photo: Bill and I attended the same conference in Louisville, Kentucky, during mid-March. We took our now ritualized photo excursion in the city. Bill and I tend to look at similar subjects when we photograph. We both like old buildings, rust, peeling paint. In other words, we like the historical aspects of a city. As we walked around taking photographs, we noted this building. It's filled with character. Peeling paint on cinder blocks. Green windows and green doors. I don't remember if the building was occupied, but it looked empty, empty for a long time.

photo categories: Billie, Color, Louisville #cccc10
tags: buiildng, green, rust, white

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