For Sale
Mark Kertesz Photography
“Seeing is not enough; you have to feel what you photograph” – Andre Kertesz
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“Seeing is not enough; you have to feel what you photograph” – Andre Kertesz
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Mark Kertesz Photography 
I have been browsing your blog pictures…good images all. This one captured my interest. The door in disrepair, the graffiti, and the Real Estate sign above the door. You image has so many stories – well done.
Thank you very much for taking a look at my photos and for taking the time to comment.
And I like this one!! 🙂
Thanks very much!
Super!! 😉
Thanks a lot! I really appreciate the comment. Cheers
cool door and textures 🙂
Thanks for taking a look and the comments. Cheers
maybe the location of a new restaurant 🙂
Yeah, talk about a major renovation. I wonder what it looked like behind those doors?
Yes. I wonder too.
Nice shot! I’ve spent some time in Nicaragua although don’t think I’ve ever eaten here, pretty sure I’d remember!
I’m sure you would! Nicaragua is a beautiful country, great people and incredible scenery, I hope to visit again one day soon. Thanks for looking around and liking some of my photos.
This is what I was talking about, the blacks are so strong. It adds a lot of detail and dramatic feel to the picture. Very good work 🙂
Awesome, glad you like this one! Thanks for the feedback, I love to hear it.
Love this shot! Some stories behind this door….in decay, it has real character, nicely captured. I happened on your blog today, some great images..
Thanks you for all your great comments, feedback is always appreciated. I’m glad you like some of the photo’s, it means a lot.
Great!
Great shot, thank you for sharing!
How nice of you to stop by and for leaving a great comment, it’s very much appreciated.
Reblogged this on The Legion of Door Whores.
What amazing texture you’ve captured in this shot.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to comment & for the very kind words.
Great detail and contrast; I too like old buildings, doors, broken stuff. Good shot, Mark. Thanks as well for liking my recent “Obscure” posts. Hope to take some “sun” photos soon… later!
Hey Laurie, thanks for commenting on this, it’s really appreciated. I loved your “Obscure” posts, they look fantastic! Speak soon
Great image! I’m sure there a lot of stories behind this door…if walls could speak! Love it in black and white – superb!
If only they could! I can’t imagine what it would be like behind those doors although I’ve often wondered. I can’t express my thanks enough for your comment, speak soon!
Splendid textures
Thank you for the comment!
Makes me wonder who the buyer was …
Me too! I wanted to go in but did not. You would probably walk right by this place 9 times out of 10. It was located in a crowed alley area with lots of street activity around.
looks like a bargain 🙂 Fits great in BW.
I should have asked how much? I cannot this place was for sale. Thanks again for commenting and glad you like it in monochrome. For me, most images end up in B&W.
For me it depends. I had some times when I shoot nearly everything in BW. Currently I have my color phase. 🙂
As long as you are out with camera in hand it’s all good no matter your preference. At least that’s what I say. Cheers
That’s the reason for my 365 project. Do you know before, if the image will be a BW or do you decide during post processing?
For the most part I think B&W before I shoot so I usually know before hand and for me I find it lends to my style which is generally street documentary. I don’t spend a lot of time in post production. I know that space can become obsessive for some.
That’s true with the obsession. I try to minims it. Max. 1-2 min for the good rated shots. So I have more time to comment blogs and images.
Definitely not the tidiest shelter in the world. Still, contrary to beauty, I sense safety, or nobody in the neighborhood will have a door-ventilation like this, ever. Now that’s handsome. Nice piece, Sir. 🙂
Yes it was a very safe and welcoming environment. Incredible to see something such as this for sale yet that was the case. Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment! All the best to you and have a good day.