Here I go again flitting into doorways. This is a stairway inside an old building (dated 1901) near the main railroad station. It must have been lovely once-upon-a-time, and I feel sad that this entrance and stairway have been so neglected. Judging by the façade of the building, I imagine that the entire structure will be razed and replaced by a more modern, but probably very impersonal apartment or office building. (I just had to use the word 'yesteryear' in the title...reminds me of the lead-in to the Lone Ranger TV show I watched as a kid.)Thursday, April 30, 2009
Stairway into Yesteryear
Here I go again flitting into doorways. This is a stairway inside an old building (dated 1901) near the main railroad station. It must have been lovely once-upon-a-time, and I feel sad that this entrance and stairway have been so neglected. Judging by the façade of the building, I imagine that the entire structure will be razed and replaced by a more modern, but probably very impersonal apartment or office building. (I just had to use the word 'yesteryear' in the title...reminds me of the lead-in to the Lone Ranger TV show I watched as a kid.)
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beautiful capture. i too love stairs...they range the gamut from mundane to elegant and perhaps that is why i enjoy photos of them.
have a lovely thursday.
This stairway (beautiful in sepia),is showing the ravages of time. If it could speak what stories it would tell...
Nice! It was lovely once - your photo and colors show that.
Photographically speaking, one of your best, the lighting and the angle and the details are just superb. I'm so glad you captured this before it disappears.
LA public library has an old photo collection of the area. I wonder if there is anything like that on Beograd. (http://www.lapl.org/ - browse the photo collection)
I just love the twirling ironwork at the bottom !
i too love (old) stairs...and dark ones and dirty ones too.
This is a beauty, especially the way its lit. Lovely.
To bad it might be razed, as it still looks lovely to me.
I actually think this is my favorite of your pictures. Not sure why, but it intrigues me.
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