This huge painting still graces the side of the Atelier Building on Jackson Avenue which used to host the JFG Coffeehouse. The coffee house has closed, replaced by a design studio, but the artwork lives on.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Coffeehouse
Labels:
architecture,
black and white photography,
downtown,
Old City
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7 comments:
Well I think a design studio is a good fit, at least they won't hurt the old artwork. I love this.
There is an old coffee sign and Dr. Pepper sign downtown that I want to photograph. I always try as we speed by on the interstate, but unsuccessfully so far,lol.
I love your black and white photos. I hadn't seen the coffee cup before and am glad it has survived.
Great Knoxville pictures. We don't get downtown much--so it's good to see that some of the 'old' things are still there!!! We go to St. John's Cathedral on occasion --which we really enjoy!
Hugs,
Betsy
I love the paintings on the side of buildings. We have a good one here. May I be a blog copycat????
V
That's a big cuppa joe!
Great photo, perfect in B&W :)
Well You know I like damned fine coffee and a cherry pie. Yor knoxville cup overfloweth with this bold mono upshot. Personally one of my favourites of yours. It's a photographers photo.
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