Lost in Time

Most of my images these days aren't particularly recent, but I do try to experiment with edits every day and this is no exception. While on a back road in Utah on a blustery day, we came upon some old town ruins, I think this was the general store. Oh, to have a peek into a day in the life of whoever lived in these places...

Hoping all is well in your world, thank you for taking a gander!

Peace

[Graeme Stevens]

very cool edit :)

[judith deacon]

Fabulous editing, this is just so cleverly done. The effect is brilliant.

[Rob Z]

What a fabulous edit! Everything you have left just surrounds and highlights the building beautifully. :)

[KoalaGardens🐨]

so beautifully edited

[KV]

Awesome shot and edit.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely image

[amyK]

Beautifully fitting edit

[Mags]

Instant FAV! I like what you've done with it! Pinning too! Let me know if you ever want me not to.

[haskar]

Well done. Great idea and executed.

[Joanne Diochon]

I have a similar fascination with old buildings. I wonder about the lives of previous occupants and I wonder, especially, about how and why they left.

[Jean]

Fab subject and great in b&w!

[Jacqueline]

Looks like a great drawing! Well done Jenn

[Dee L.]

I always known it is your work before I see your name. Pure awesomeness.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I love old buildings too- and I like processing them as you did with a vintage/aged feel to them. It just seems to fit the subject. Nice job on the editing!

[Santina]

very beautiful B&W, in particular I like the tree in the close-up, its branches so tangled

[summerfield]

the processing lent to make this old ruin more appealing. i love old ruins, they just seem to speak to you (but you need to know the language they speak 😂). aces!

[Babs]

Fabulous editing, what a great result, love it. fav.

[Esther Rosenberg]

beautiful processing, great result, Fav

[Taffy]

Love the soft pencil drawing feel to this, and your framing.

[Jane Pittenger]

Great composition and b and w conversion...not so sure re the patterned texture

[aikiuser (jenn)]

@jgpittenger Not everyone's cup of tea to be sure. But mostly it was another experiment in different processing techniques and I did kinda like the illustrative results as a design concept at some point.