May 3, 2007
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- Name: edwin s
- Location: The Valley, Malaysia
believing in a life filled with intellect, wisdom and good fortune. Om...
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11 Comments:
What a pity. I can see that it's quite run-down, but it does make such a beautiful photograph.
It is not easy to see things used by people being done away with. It is an attractive photograph.
It would be a great shame to pull it down! Lovely bit of rustic charm!
I love old buildings and started to document some that we have lost /and might lose locally. you can sense when something is about to go. If we fight enough Locally, they promise to keep an old building, then let it sit vacant for years, then do a study, then let it sit, and finally, it comes down. One day you walk past and it is gone.
Well, this is somewhere in Portugal, or I'll eat my loafers!!!
Twin countries? I don't think so!
Nice! Another one for the album.
This photo reminds of a Van Gough painting. Can anyone else see it?
Absolutely wonderful shot!
i dont know why but I like old buildings very much..though i wouldnt like to live here:)
It's a shame to tear this down. It probably needs a lot of work/renovation but developers probably think it's cheaper to tear them down and build a parking lot instead.
Beautiful colors though.
I hope that there will be some preservation in the old Singapore Malaya area. It would be a pity to lose all the colonial styles. Naturally I hope there is also some care for the traditional styles as well. Greetings, Edwin. Fine pics, as always.
HEEEEEELP!
This building needs to be restored with tender loving care. it's a beauty!
Later on your photo will be all that remains, how sad!
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