Pink J. Plemmons Grocery

• jasonjoo

• May 27, 2008

Wow this is great! Love the vintage feel.

 

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  Mayfair710

• May 27, 2008

beeeeautiful! i too love the vintage feel as well as the composition and the lovely light! ~~marianne

 

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  Ellen Rennard

• May 27, 2008

Love the light, the store, the depth of field. Very Walker Evans. Just not sure why you have the road in the foreground.

 

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  brian steinberger

• May 27, 2008

Great photograph. I'm really liking the dark tones in this image and how they contrast with the misty light feeling coming from the mountain above. The sepia tone is great too. This is excellent work.

 

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  Brad Bireley

• May 27, 2008

I love everything about it! Great job!

 

• harleyman7

• May 27, 2008

Ellen, I'll have to confess I really don't know that much about photography. Years ago I just felt like taking pictures and have always just shot what looked good through the view finder or ground glass...looked good to me anyway. I felt like the road belongs in this image as much as the store. You have the store, gas pumps, and half a car so why not the road. It gives the whole scene a sense of place. It's all in the eye of the beholder I guess. I appreciate the comments.

 

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  davido

• May 27, 2008

I really like the space you gave this building. it has lots of room to 'breathe', which makes the image feel more relaxing. nice image.

-david

 

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  dlin

• May 27, 2008

Wonderful luminous feeling in this photograph. Nicely done.

All the best,
Daniel

 

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  Andrew Moxom

• May 27, 2008

Great image. Beautiful quality of light and a very good vintage atmosphere.

 

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  Ellen Rennard

• May 27, 2008

Thanks for answering my question, I can understand why you framed it this way now. It is just such great light on those trees in the background. I've photographed in Appalachia before; especially at this time of year and in October, the light is fabulous.