looking across the empty rooms.
(standing on the glassed-in back porch,
gazing through to the back and front parlors)
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16 comments:
What a fabulous angle ! Your idea for this composition is very creative!I loved the light in this shot !
Léia ;)
Empty houses, empty dreams. They always look so lonely. I've enjoyed this set of photographs.
Beautiful shot - hope someone buys it and brings it back to life.
Great photo. Your empty house looks like it should have been the scene for the "ghost bird" that Julie showed on her Scottsdale Daily Photo site today, which I know you saw from your comment there.
I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the house and learning the price in your upcoming posts.
Nicely creative theme day post. I'd love to fill up that empty house! You are going to tell us the price at some point, right?
Thank you for your kind words on Cedar Key DP!
Have a great day!
I love the lighting in this house!
I am beginning to love this mysterious empty house, which is absolutely perfect for this strange Theme Day.
This empty house is very inspiring.The angles you choosed gives the feeling that someone will come from behind the wall, the light is attractive..I'd like to fill this house with children, cats and flowers!
Yes, there is something otherworldly in that light, something mysterious and good.
Looking beautiful !! Great One..Unseen Rajasthan
I like the shot from outside looking in. It gives it a quite different feel than if you took it inside. I notice the really old light fixtures and mismatched light bulbs. The house must not have had any updates in at least 40-50 years.
Whoever buys it will have a lot of work to do, a real fixer upper. Been there and done that; next house I'm ready for everything to be totally up-to-date with no work required.
Great set of photos...
You've got my attention on this one - so, how much do they want for it???
Great interpretation for theme day and I too am intrigued by this series . . . tomorrow is Thursday . . . will we get to see the long exterior shot . . . I hope?
Wow. Impressive post for empty.
This is a great Theme Day photo!! Nothing more forlorn-looking than an empty house.
I really like this Zen shot! Beautiful!
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