08 January 2010
In Oakland Yesterday
I'm not sure why I am drawn to these old buildings that are falling apart, I think it is because they show the passage of time.
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2 comments:
I know exactly what you mean. Old buildings just echo with the ideas, desires (and brilliant design) of people so far separated from us through time. Thanks for sharing.
Exactly! Thank you so much for your kind thoughts!
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