Fargo, North Dakota
by alanfreed

Comment by inspzil:
Stopping at the cafe to get a cup of coffee and some Hotdish. Looks like pretty flat typical small town middle America. Great sky color. The building looks a little underexposed.

Stained
by alanfreed

Comment by Roseytone:
Stained and Glass. Nice image

Stained
by alanfreed

Comment by kiwiness:
Now this is one decent photo. Tons of detail, and the colors? Wow!

Fargo, North Dakota
by alanfreed

Comment by Gracious:
Nice richly saturated colors.

Fargo, North Dakota
by alanfreed

Comment by frisca:
Love the caption on your card! LOL Nice shot of ordinary life in what looks like a typical little town. The building is a little dark and the whole shot seems to suffer from a soft focus, but I like your choice of composition. :)

Fargo, North Dakota
by alanfreed

Comment by K-Rob:
Funny. I have a friend from Fargo and he found it hilarious. Good choice of text placement and font style.

If your walls had fingers...
by alanfreed

Comment by KarenB:
This evokes an idea for a whole commercial! (I know, I know.. we are not quite there yet).. but, imagine someone pondering what to hang on their wall at home or at the office. They walk away, and the wall morphs and extends it's hands to the computer, all the time the face of the wall looks around to be sure no one is looking, and types the address on the nearby computer. Quickly, the wall retracts, as the person comes back, and smiles and says "That's it! Glad I thought of it!" LOL
I know, I know, you must think I am nuts. But I had to type this out!
I like how your idea can evoke this kind of imagery, and how it is clean and simple.

Stained
by alanfreed

Comment by Wes:
The colors seem a bit sporadic to me. They don't seem to fit together well. I like the lighting in the shot it looks good. Just overall it doesn't seem to flow.

Sticking With Tradition
by alanfreed

Comment by MattW:
i htink there is too much background..it is kind of distracting

Fargo, North Dakota
by alanfreed

Comment by albright1:
Yup, that looks like a small town kind of postcard! That cellphone tower in the background must be the ND state tree, right? :-)