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27 comments:
Nice house/garden/shadow and light!
Actually, very nice!:-)
Wow! We post at the same time. Are you up too, or on autopilot???
This house looks like great inspiration for a movie or novel!
A+! :)
Your description is so perfect for this wonderful picture. You certainly have a way with words.
Sunny :)
Are you sure that Alfred Hitchcock or Tony Perkins are not going to appear at one of the windows?
This house is really a dream!
"How many smiles inside, hearts full of love...one book ...a chair...and a cup of coffee."
Have a beautiful day dear friend,
Léia
Shadow Light & reflection
on one photo!!
BEAUTIFUL choice :-)
The tree must be shy and remained off camera.
Those shadows look just a little bit Halloweenish, a little spooky although the house is very beautiful.
Classic photo - love the shadows and the impressive home.
Such a pretty house, in a beautiful spot. The tree shadows are a really neat effect. I wonder about the house's story - do you think it's haunted?
A lovely house. I wonder if it's ticklish?
Ahh nice - I am fascinated by the shadows of the winter trees on the ornate old houses here, too, but your photo and poem captures it very well.
Three Rivers Daily Photo
Poetical picture..,
Another perfect merging of image and text!
Even with sun and shadows and colors, I can't help thinking about Psycho, from Alfred Hitchcock!
Very interesting shot. It's a beautiful house and full of interest, but the tree shadow makes it absolutely spooky...well, not really, but it reminds me of a Disney movie where you have a haunted house but you know it's more or less benign...
I love this type of roof and door detail. I'm sure it has a name, and the part in the eaves has counterparts here. Above and beyond that, this is a fantastic photo with the shadows. Scary, actually!
Beautiful colours!
Wonderful capture of this handsome home. I like the red brick foundation . . .
I really like this kind of 'Psycho' house and the shadows look just great on the wooden walls.
Wonderful architecture and picture, perfect hour and composition, I would love to try at least 10 shots around this house! Have a great weekend.
Those fingers of shade make this lovely old house look kind of ghostly.
You love the light just as much as I do!
V
No trace of a smile, this house is nice but too serious..
Fabulous!
I love this photo as did 26 others commenters! I'm a sucker for historic homes! Great shadows and wonderful colors
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