abandoned hallways of the past
leading to corridors of disappointments,
resentments and lost dreams–
save an optimistic seat for
someday and tomorrow
Someday and Tomorrow
abandoned hallways of the past
leading to corridors of disappointments,
resentments and lost dreams–
save an optimistic seat for
someday and tomorrow
spanishwoods 
Thanks. We could all do with that optimistic seat! Regards Thom.
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I try to maintain a seat of optimism whenever I can. Thanks for stopping by Thom.
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The one to watch out for is the seat of scoffers! thom
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Good photo.
I like how optimisim is the focus in it.
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Thank you.
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Excellent!
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Wolfgang’s photo….I’ll pass it on…
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Wonderful…I REALLY love this. Fantastic.
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Thank you. Wolfgang’s capture.
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Words also included in REALLY part, hehe.
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Great photo – we all need a reminder to sit in the optimistic chair once in a while 🙂
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Right! I’ll pass your compliment on to Wolf who took this photo.
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Very lovely one 🙂
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i love this subject in the middle !
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Thank you, my son took this lovely image.
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Great !!
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Beautiful and challenging
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Thanks so much.
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Excellent! ☺
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Thank you Robert.
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I love the light and wisdom that shines through this poem, really lovely.
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Thank you so much Jet.
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Glad you still kept the hopes and dreams of a better tomorrow, despite how awful today is, that, is the positive attitude on life we can all take from!
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Difficult at times, but always needed!
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Where is this? Haunting photo!
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My son took this photo in an abandoned school building. I asked him about this chair and he said it was placed exactly this way so he didn’t try to align it or change it, he just captured the image. For whatever reason, I found that single chair very hopeful.
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A true artist!
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Abandoned buildings always creep me out – not sure why!
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Well I can see that. There are usually rodents and obviously a sense of decay and abandonment. But there’s also a sort of beauty in the peeling paint and in the objects left behind. Someone mentioned the word “haunting” and I think that’s a perfect word for some of these buildings.
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Maybe I have abandonment issues! ;-D
National Geo. mag. did a photo series a while back on abandoned houses in the Dakotas. It was beautifully done.
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A very poignant image. Well done by your son.
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Thank you…I will pass it on…
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great shot and words!
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Thank you so much.
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Spanishwoods: Thanks for the, like, on, Early Summer Morning, at Elm Drive Images.
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Of course, I enjoy your photos.
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