I just want to take the time to thank everyone who has subscribed to my blog. It really means a lot to me that you care enough to want to know what I post and take the time to visit often. Trying to get this blog off the ground gets a little easier when I know folks are interested in my work. So, thanks! 🙂
I still have a few photos from Miami that I’m working on but I promise not to bore anybody with too many of them. But I thought this one warranted a posting. It’s a scene of a building that’s being remodeled/demolished that I came across while walking around South Beach. Yes, with all of the interesting art deco architecture in the area, I’m still shooting old worn out stuff. Old habits I guess 🙂 . The only problem was that I shot it in harsh midday sun, so it wasn’t ideal lighting. To counteract the contrasty light, I added a little diffused glow during processing which softened the image a little. Hope you like it!
Miami Ruins
© David Guidas
Lumix GX1, 14-42mm
What I Pic 
I am not a photographer but you make it look easy and I really enjoy your compositions. Makes me want to hop out of my car and try it myself!
Thanks. Go ahead, try it yourself – it is easy. Just go through some trial and error. Take a photo of something or someplace that you may find interesting, review the photo and try to find out how you can make it better, and try it again. After a while, you’ll eliminate the first 30 or so steps and you’ll be taking great pics! 🙂
I like to follow people who appreciate their followers!
Thanks. I do the same and have found lots of great bloggers and photographers out there.
Thanks for the thanks! In other words, you’re welcome! As I told you once before, yours was the first 365 project blog I started to follow, and hence are responsible for my addiction and taking the leap myself.
Sorry about your addiction :-), I know how consuming it can be. Seriously, I’m glad to be an inspiration and I only wish I could spread the word more about how wonderful photography, and the arts in general, can be when you make it a part of your life.