ignominious

[Kimi]

oh I love this, something eerie lingering and I totally dig it!!

[Sarah]

Makes me image the story about this shed. Who might open the door and come in. Works really well in B&W. Fav

[Shy Abel]

Cool look, love it in black and white

[Rachel]

A picture that tells a story. Very nice.

[Walks @ 7]

A door to a story for sure.

[Graeme Stevens]

most excellent, and not just because of the skull ;)

[Domenico Dodaro]

Such a great photo. And the title gives it a further depth!

[Ethel]

Eerie but full of interest. Fav

[Nicole Campbell]

So many things to find in this image, well done

[Clare Gadsby]

lots to see and i like the gentle b&w

[Yao RL]

It is no less unnerving and I love the sound of "ignominious".

[Wendy]

Looks like my kind of place - LOL! So much to see and you caught the details so well!

[Marnie Sullivan]

Kind of creepy but oh so interesting. Love the texture in the processing. Fav

[Scott Houston]

Is the stag on loan from @graemestevens ? It is very much the everyman NZ shed, too.

[365street]

It's an interesting place, looks like the inside of a garden shed? Interesting things to look at. I learnt a new word today ignominious - shameful, disgraceful.

[Krista Marson]

them are some horns!

[kali]

@365street i was thinking more : humiliating, undignified

[365street]

Oh sorry, I do not think your room is ignominious. It is a palace compared with my garden shed, the roof fell in and now plants grow inside it.

[kali]

@365street no offense taken! i was just realising what a broad definition the word has! this is not my shed, (mine is not photoworthy!) it is at a house a street away, i walked in when nobody was around to take this shot, its visible from the road but i only had a 50mm lens on the camera.

[kali]

this title should have been 'ignominy', i got confused...i titled the same picture 'mortified' on flickr... @365street

[365street]

Ok, thanks Kali I am glad I didn't offend you.