Birdhouse Cupola

Fabulous birdhouse and a perfect b&w image Randy F/L

Great preservation work Randy! Too bad...

What a wonderful capture Randy, and perfect in black and white! L/F

Glad I took a quick shot to preserve its beauty, as when passing by the old house, it is all gone the house, lovely cupola, and all, so glad I got at least one quick shot.

What a cool idea! I am ready to move in. :) LF

I really like it too, Sandra, as it is atop of a house that is soon to be demolished, and wanted to save this for others to see, as it is rather local in its location. I would like to thank you very much for stopping by our website and taking your time to view some of our works! It is a true honor that you chose to comment on one of my shots, as it truly means the world to me. Your visit, support, and gracious comment are both very welcomed and much appreciated! Forever, Elvis

this is such a cool bird house This is my favorite pick from my surprise visit.

Thanks much, Sandi, as this is a rare op as the building is about to be torn down, and I love saving things for posterity whenever possible. Glad you liked this one! Make my heart feel good! Forever, Elvis

Had to capture this before they tore down the humble abode it was attached too, Mary! Hate to see it go, and if possible, I will be there during the demolition, to see if I can salvage this piece for our gardens, but sometimes they do their work, when least expected! Thanks for your supportive v/f and your gracious and welcomed comment! Much appreciated!

A lovely mansion for the birds... this is a wonderful photo. Love the use of black and white. vf

Thank you very much, for your invite to your group, Don, as it is an honor and privilege to be involved in this inspiration group of fine artists! Thanks for the F/V as I truly appreciate it very much!

Hi Randy- Welcome to the Abandoned and Forlorn group. Hopefully you'll enjoy being a part of us as much as we look forward to having you. I like this a lot. Seems like all the good stuff gets torn down. f/v

Thanks a lot Nina! It was on an old house, which I think will be demolished rather soon, and as I have not every seen a cupola like this, I wanted to capture it for posterity, before it disappeared.

Thanks, Nancy! That was the best way to preserve it!