It is a nice looking, well-maintained block, Jacob. (Seems odd seeing buildings without snow and ice!) I lilke the way different businesses have highlighted the buildings with different paint schemes. So, what is in the black building?
As to your question on HDP, I am staying mostly anonymous on the blog, so I have not shown my house. Well, over the months there might have been a couple that showed part of the yard, but I didn't mention that in the blog . . .
The contrast is great. The bright yellow tones against the neat black make for an interesting scene. I would be looking for a way to get up on top to see the view from above.
I think you live in a lovely town. These old buildings look well kept and the contrast between these two building works well.
It slipped my mind to tell you earlier, Jacob, but while in China the other week my hubby and I spent a few days with a Chinese - now Canadian - man I met in 1985 whom I call my Chinese brother. I almost fell off my chair when he told us he had spent a number of months in Ocala last year! He sure likes the place too and is going back again in a few months.
It is a nice looking, well-maintained block, Jacob. (Seems odd seeing buildings without snow and ice!) I lilke the way different businesses have highlighted the buildings with different paint schemes. So, what is in the black building?
ReplyDeleteAs to your question on HDP, I am staying mostly anonymous on the blog, so I have not shown my house. Well, over the months there might have been a couple that showed part of the yard, but I didn't mention that in the blog . . .
Looks like downtown is a happening place! At least all those buildings are well-cared for. Nice.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. I thought maybe Monte Carlo! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the contrast between the two. What, there's a Starbucks on the corner! See you!
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful!
ReplyDeletecomme Randy j'aime bien le contrasme entre les deux batiments (et j'aime bien aussi les Starbucks ;o) )
ReplyDeleteNice clean lines and nice paint.
ReplyDeleteAre we all meeting at Starbucks for coffee. Ok, I'll be there. MB
So neat and tidy; except for the palm tree, I wouldn't know this was Florida; looks 'old-fashioned'.
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice contrast. I like those I don't know what you call them above the windows of the black house. Marquises in French.
ReplyDeleteAhhh the chic OCALA and those charming buildings!
ReplyDeleteLéia
These are beautiful old buildings.
ReplyDeleteI just love those old downtown buildings. You caught some nice reflections of the sky in the windows!
ReplyDeleteNice angle!
ReplyDeleteThe contrast is great. The bright yellow tones against the neat black make for an interesting scene. I would be looking for a way to get up on top to see the view from above.
ReplyDeleteThe building on the right reminds me of a black one I saw in Brighton, England, last October. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteI like the justaposition of the two colors.
ReplyDeleteThese buildings look like some of the ones you might see here in Ontario. We don't have any palm tees though. :)
ReplyDeleteTotally digging the composition on this shot too. It would look great as an oil or acrylic painting on canvas. The blue sky is divine.
ReplyDeleteI think you live in a lovely town. These old buildings look well kept and the contrast between these two building works well.
ReplyDeleteIt slipped my mind to tell you earlier, Jacob, but while in China the other week my hubby and I spent a few days with a Chinese - now Canadian - man I met in 1985 whom I call my Chinese brother. I almost fell off my chair when he told us he had spent a number of months in Ocala last year! He sure likes the place too and is going back again in a few months.