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03/05/2019 11:38:41 PM |
| I love the lines and tones and mystery of this image. |
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03/04/2019 10:41:18 PM |
| I like the rake. It's an icon of work that stands amid the appreciation of beauty for its own sake. But without the work there is no beauty. |
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03/04/2019 01:21:18 PM |
| I love photos of old fashioned buildings like this. They're so rare around here. |
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03/03/2019 11:54:49 AM |
| As I've come to expect from you, John, a well thought out composition and presentation creating a sense of place and context that tells a story. Bravo! |
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03/02/2019 05:16:28 PM |
| Great shot with the tree framing the old stone house. That rake is pretty weird in the corner. I really like it. The sepia tone goes well with the mood and subject matter. |
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03/02/2019 09:05:28 AM |
Originally posted by marnet:
Is the white stuff snow? The house looks like a real challenge ;) |
No it̢۪s saw dust from the enormous tree that I felled. |
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03/02/2019 06:56:18 AM |
| Is the white stuff snow? The house looks like a real challenge ;) |
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03/02/2019 12:54:11 AM |
| That rake is so modern, I'm assuming your photograph was taken after 1971? I wonder about the tattered rope on the moss covered tree. Did kids once play here on a homemade swing? This leads to more questions. I love when photographs do this. |
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03/01/2019 11:06:23 PM |
| And this is your line of work? Not quite the boundless landscape of cubicles, hunched figures scribbling in yellowed ledgers, an overseer in a tall chair peering out over it all, relishing who to fire next and cast their family into ruin that I had imagined. I'm abundantly happy for you and your marvelous days. I hope. And thus a beautiful scene that hearkens back to simple times, though here it is now. Well-constructed and balanced depth, an adroit procession from rake and tree and past the house into the woods. The sepia tone is lovely. So much to cherish. |
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03/01/2019 07:45:09 PM |
| Very rustic, the PP works well for this, unless that's how the place actually looked.. which is probably closer to the truth. |
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03/01/2019 06:47:31 PM |
half past now ...
half past before ..
what's gone down ..
something dire .. or .. more ..
so ominous ..
so dead ..
this messes with my head ..
that rake ..
strategically placed ..
gives a slightly different feel ..
to this cold place ..
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03/01/2019 06:33:11 PM |
| A hell of a job if you have to turn this stone house into something habitable. Love the angle of the image |
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