Hi, April Those are very nice photos of old buildings. I liked all of them really great job and I invite you to visit my album 'Old Jeddah' Regards

said atef47 2006.12.15 at 03:35:37 PST

Hello April! All these great shots are simply ... SO INSPIRNG, SO AWESOME! I love all historical buildings too! Congratulations to you for this great historical collection of great historical buildings! Happy weekend to you! CS

said csfoto 2006.04.28 at 20:19:37 PDT

Hello April, thankyou for your kind words on my Clouds & Sky album. I have viewed a few of your albums, Trees & Landscapes naturally & the old Estate album, all very enjoyable. This one is gorgeous, all those old buildings & you have even put a carousel horse in! We once had a carver/restorer from NY lecturing on a cruise we were on, quite facinating. Our nearest town was the home of the Savage foundry that revolutionised carousel building in late 1800's. We still have a "mart" in february where all the showmen gather to open the season before travelling round UK. Eric

said ericy202 2006.04.13 at 05:14:52 PDT

Hello April. You have two in this ablum that I would like to use. Images 3 and 14! Excellent reflections by the way. Lynn

said 1seahag 2006.01.28 at 21:23:56 PST

Hello April, Greetings from Corvallis! Yes Oregon and Vermont share many beautiful, similar attributes. The Walloomsac Inn is NOT abondoned, it's a private residence. It should be renovated. It's a revolutionary war era Inn, that has hosted the likes of Thomas Jefferson. It NEEDS to be restored before it falls down. Your albums of Oregon and of Salem are superb. Corvallis and Albany have thier share of historic buildings. If you'd like a tour sometime let me know. Randyincv@yahoo.com

said randyincv 2005.12.27 at 21:07:36 PST

Ah now I want to visit Salem. Thank you for sharing your photos, I enjoyed your albums very much. From what I see of what you like to see, you may love a visit to downtown San Luis Obispo, California, with its many old and quaint buildings (see the vintage Freemont Theatre, the mission and surrounding area) - and bring your camera! Brenda in CA

said silkychiana 2005.12.25 at 14:44:37 PST

You have captured the true essence and wonderful charm that Salem provides to the many passerbys: local and tourist alike. I love the perspectives that you displayed here. A pleasure to view, thanks for sharing and wish you all the best and a happy day, amy

said kester110 2005.07.02 at 05:53:56 PDT

Dear Quirky, I too thank you for visiting my site and thank you for the compliments. I didn't know if you like to be critiqued or not but I do have some suggestions to improve your photographic techniques. The edges, pay attention to the edges. Remember the basic image is a rectangle and no more. Also, don't try to fill space but rather create space. Think about it. I think you have a talent and spunk for good image making. Keep it up and we appreciate your enthusiasm. Love Hepschlep

said hepschlep 2005.03.20 at 07:17:46 PST

Hi quirkyartist, thanks for your wonderful comments on my gallery,glad you enjoy the digital art, you can find my digital art gallery here http://www.renderosity.com/gallery.ez?ByArtist=Yes&Artist=loswl%5F my artist name on Renderosity is loswl_ I took a look at your beautiful photos!!..you have a lot of talent with the camera...Oh I have been a member of webshots for about 8 years, thanks.

said inspiks 2005.03.07 at 19:18:27 PST

This is another great album. I love to see old historic buildings and their grand architecture. I think they are so much more interesting than the modern steel and glass buildings we see today. Tons of more character. Keep shooting those great shots. Peace and Love. Donna/Missouri

said deestea 2005.02.24 at 17:18:53 PST

You write me that you are a beginner....Nooo..you are very good photographer. In your albums i see good colors and very very nice composition. Congratulation. Maurizio.Italy

said mauriziomalangone 2005.02.21 at 06:17:49 PST

Beautiful album. I don't think I've been to Salem since I was a kid. Thanks for your comments this morning. Strange you did since I was thinking about you and looking for old vintage Hollywood pics last night to work on.

said wa2johnny 2005.02.12 at 08:15:04 PST

Hi April, I just love historic buildings, no matter where they are. I also love to know that historic buildings have been preserved, and to see the proof. Your album is a treasure, a documentary on the preservation of some quite stunning architecture. Beautiful photos, I thank you for your efforts and good work. Best wishes from Keith in Sydney.

said magikeith 2005.02.08 at 01:25:22 PST

Hi April, yes the address is fine, same one I've been using since I've been a memeber of this site. Try it again or copy it from the site and superimpose it onto your standard email. Its strange to me that it wouldn't come through. Anyway, I'm glad I could help. Hmmmmmm, a first in your GB's for this album. This has happened four times in the last two months. You've caught quite a few old buildings in Salem, lots more I suspect still waiting for your camera. Luck in finding same. The Statesman/Journal might have the 'old buildings' information you might want to seek or contact the Tourist Center, wherever that is. Lots of old buildings in the Salem area. Had an aunt and uncle years ago that had an old, old house near the end of Brush College Rd in West Salem, but that house is no longer available, had a small lake on the property and we could see most of Salem from the property's elevation. Take care and try the address again. Ron

said rboise 2005.02.06 at 20:38:05 PST