Yes, that is a transformation of the site!Hee hee - Room service to 2242!
Of course, building these luxury apartments made jobs for these street guys. Right? No?
Whoa. That top photo is really special.
And the SAAB has finally goyt a buyer...
FOOD, (room and board) for thought! Grand photos as always. We need you back in NC!!!If you're ever in Greensboro, come be a guest photographer!!JanGDP
Nice shots and topics !
And they call this progress? I'm sure they have a nice room there. been away awhile but I'm slowly gettin' back.
Hiker's right of course. THe top shot is a excellent. Sobering. The bottom one made me sneer!V
I suppose most feel this is progress, but I think it simply widens the gulf between the have's and have-not's in our country. Sobering comparison!
I agree with Chuck. Great shots though, it's good to see how things were and are.
The new building somewhat resembles a popsicle on a stick.The 2007 photo is excellent photography, and a sad statement.
Very thoughtful blog Ken. I guess one could say that life moves on.... - Dave
I am flooded with a plethora of thoughts and emotions.
Well done ..
Wow, great photo.
The first photo is straight out of Walker Evans-ville. I hope it gets to be seen by a wide audience.
I like old building so much better.
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Yes, that is a transformation of the site!
Hee hee - Room service to 2242!
Of course, building these luxury apartments made jobs for these street guys. Right? No?
Whoa. That top photo is really special.
And the SAAB has finally goyt a buyer...
FOOD, (room and board) for thought! Grand photos as always. We need you back in NC!!!
If you're ever in Greensboro, come be a guest photographer!!
Jan
GDP
Nice shots and topics !
And they call this progress? I'm sure they have a nice room there. been away awhile but I'm slowly gettin' back.
Hiker's right of course. THe top shot is a excellent. Sobering. The bottom one made me sneer!
V
I suppose most feel this is progress, but I think it simply widens the gulf between the have's and have-not's in our country. Sobering comparison!
I agree with Chuck. Great shots though, it's good to see how things were and are.
The new building somewhat resembles a popsicle on a stick.
The 2007 photo is excellent photography, and a sad statement.
Very thoughtful blog Ken. I guess one could say that life moves on.... - Dave
I am flooded with a plethora of thoughts and emotions.
Well done ..
Wow, great photo.
The first photo is straight out of Walker Evans-ville. I hope it gets to be seen by a wide audience.
I like old building so much better.
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