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15 Comments on Good morning 08/28/12
I am always amazed, when I look at photos like this how square the windows and doors are. They really had their act together, that long ago.
Morning Joshua I wonder how long ago that was built? Nice and thank you for sharing. Enjoy your day in NY
Joshua, must agree with Joe! They could give lessons to some moderm day builders! Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your day!
Joshua: I hadn't thought about it until I read Joe's comment, but he is right, the doors and windows are very nearly perfect.
Good Morning Joshua, It is amazing to think how these structures were built. Stay dry today...
Good morning Josh -
So inquiring minds here on this awesome photo. Where? I'm guessing NM or Arizona? Maybe the Sedona area? We seek out ruins, love enjoy exploring them and of course taking many photos too. Makes one wonder if in the future people will wonder through our ruins and ponder on our lives and daily living. Imagine that.....
Have a great day in all you do.
Great post Joshua! Thanks for sharing this content with the AR community
Josh,
I too want to know where this was taken? It actually looks like the Australian outback except the architecture does not fit with the Aborigines? Please tell us where and thanks for sharing.
Josh,
Reminds me of the old west cabins close to the mountains but is is probably somehwre totally differnt. I like picture as it is very cool.
Thank you all.
I took this shot near the Valley Of Fire, about an hour drive from Las Vegas.
Good Evening Joshua.
Now that an almost impossible task that result in an great piece of wofk. Contimued Succerr
Thank you.
Josh,
This is very nice. Like the textures and contours - as well as the color. :)
Steve
Thank you.