So this is another of my company's prides and joy. An old stable that housed horses for transporting beer in the 1800's. We completely restored it, leaving no historic detail unattended to. It paid off. It has become San Antonio's hot spot for events. It just opened in 2006, and is already booked for every Saturday night in 2007. I started taking pictures of the restoration of this building when it was almost unrecognizable. Rubble and construction trucks everywhere!! I think it turned out pretty good tho, huh??
I'll show you a few more pics, again, just to show you the whole story not for comments :)
Have I ever told you that at one point, San Antonio was my the city I'd visited the most on business trips? I think I was there 4 times in 3 years. Wish I'd known you then!
This is a beautiful shot of a beautiful building. Just like here in DC, nicely lit architecture really shows its stuff at night.
You have impressive skill and talent with this sort of stuff. My nephew, Doug, shoots this sort of images, and it certainly isn't just point and shoot.
If you keep this up, none of us will ever have to visit San Antonio. We won't have not seen anything important and we wouldn't be able to photograph it any better. Thanks for the on-going tour.
such a great shot, it's just....wow. With the lighting and shadows, you can feel the texture of the walls, its really terrific. To nit pic, maybe the trees in the upper right could be made to "go away"?
The structure is incredible, really nice indeed. Great work in the restoration. Only comment on PP I can see some artifacts close to the trees on both sides.
This has your stamp of aproval all over it, as it is definately a SandyP image, in every sense of the word.....
Beautiful... beautiful....beautiful.....
great lighting and overall quality again!
You're getting quite good at this, aren't you :-)
I especially like how dark you've gotten the sky.
I don't know if it's PP or skilled camera work, but it looks good none the less.
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