22 thoughts on “Opposites”

1. Enjoyed a bit of EC 🙂 🙂

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   1. It was a good find 🙂 🙂

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2. That’s a great example of old and new, Brian. And the music gave added enjoyment 😀

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   1. Had to add something so as not to seem a copy cat 😀

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3. Excellent contrast in the one photo

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   1. Thank you Sheree 🙂 🙂

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4. There goes the neighborhood!

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   1. City buildings are crazy

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      1. I used to like visiting cities, but I don’t think I could handle it these days.

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         1. I do find going to a big city quite disturbing after a while

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5. Oh, my, that’s just awful…not your photo, which is a perfect example of “opposite”, but what they did there. No, no, no!!!

   janet

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   1. A monstrosity on so many levels

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      1. Definitely!!

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         1. The original developer wanted to knock the old building down. but the proposal was rejected, so the kept the facade and built a shithole behind it

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         2. so hard to believe!

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      2. Literal levels. 😘

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         1. After I wrote that I saw the same thing. Was going to write a disclaimer to the meaning of what I said 😀 😀

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6. Great photo for the prompt!

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   1. Thank you Aletta 🙂 🙂

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8. Great example of the theme, but an interesting choice the developers went with…I guess imagery was not an element they thought much of.

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   1. I very much doubt it.

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