Carmine Street
The charming Russian gentleman who runs this shop charges such reasonable prices, I hate to say he could really clean your clock!
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13 comments:
This green just jumps out at you. Strong image.
«Louis» wonders, since they do shoe shines, if he might get his chrome dome polished...
my dad was a shoe repairman and this is soo cool! it is quite a craft that is going away unfortunately. thanx for the photo!
What a great little building. The green is a good choice to catch your eye. Nice photo.
That's a cool reflection in the door.I like the green too.
Lily beat me too it. I love the reflection of the bike.
bike? what bike? I am blind. but you glad James and Lily noticed..!
I hope he uses different substances for the shoes and the watches :-)
A very COLOURFUL shop!
Great shot. What a good way to make a little shop stand out in a crowd.
Darryl and Ruth : )
He seems lilke he can repair a LOT of things!
V
Great photo!
radioactive green -
- get out the blacklight-n-doob!
just had a thought, Mac,
when's the Vanishing Storefronts book hitting the stacks? i'm in for the first edition. :-)
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Hi Ken!
Loving your daily photo blog. I like the way the sign is magically disappearing too. I'll definitely be coming back to see more daily captures of a facinating city :)
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