Hi Nik! You always share with us something interesting and different from what we are used to see. I really appreciate your 4 photos. Each one makes me think about it.... the bottom one is intriguing to me....
Hi Nik, I agree with Belita, you share a view that is different from what we are used to seeing. The commercial building is very interesting, especially the colors. I see the people who live in the garage have a small garden on top. It's a unique picture. The milkman's family's house is colorful and cleverly done with fabrics. The dwelling on the bottom is indeed intriguing, would love to know who lives there and what the inside is like.
Hi Nik!! Great shots for this week's theme. The contrast between the modern building in the first shot and the improvised housing in the second and third shots is quite startling. The final shot is a rather unusual structure. I'd be interested to know who lives there.
Wow, Nik...the housing situation for the poor there must be very bleak indeed.Seeing your photos makes me think of Jacob Riis. Have you ever seen his work?
Amazing house
ReplyDeleteA ramshacle home
Looks pretty portable
Looks cool
Interesting homes
ReplyDeleteHi Nik! You always share with us something interesting and different from what we are used to see. I really appreciate your 4 photos. Each one makes me think about it.... the bottom one is intriguing to me....
ReplyDeleteHi Nik, I agree with Belita, you share a view that is different from what we are used to seeing. The commercial building is very interesting, especially the colors. I see the people who live in the garage have a small garden on top. It's a unique picture. The milkman's family's house is colorful and cleverly done with fabrics. The dwelling on the bottom is indeed intriguing, would love to know who lives there and what the inside is like.
ReplyDeleteHi Nik!! Great shots for this week's theme. The contrast between the modern building in the first shot and the improvised housing in the second and third shots is quite startling. The final shot is a rather unusual structure. I'd be interested to know who lives there.
ReplyDeleteWow, Nik...the housing situation for the poor there must be very bleak indeed.Seeing your photos makes me think of Jacob Riis. Have you ever seen his work?
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!