with a solar collector and a view almost all the way to massachusetts
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30 comments:
well captured!
Interesting the use of this 'warm' filter associated with the solar collector.
I think I would rather look past Mass.
I'm not sure: on one side, I see a well lighted warm old house , on an other side I can't help thinking of the house of Norman bates in "Psychose"...!
Very well composed...leading us right up that road to the house...I agree with Malyss, there's something a bit foreboding about the place...
Now, are you ever going to tell us what was under the red rooves?
Reminds me of the Plains. That's alotta sky! Beautiful tone.
I enlarged this one to get a good look. Fabulous house!
What a great house and I bet the view is spectacular. I'm glad they didn't put the solar collector on the roof.
Sunny :)
This house looks like it is the shape of barn and a silo. I wonder if it was built new that way or if it was remodeled from a house and barn.
Oh my! That is quite the house. Look at all the windows. the solar tone is almost sepia---or is it? MB
Is almost looks like one of those old barns they redid into a large house on the TV program, This Old House series. A beautiful shot and a spacious and expensive house.
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Love this filtered view!
Lovely view !!!
(What was under the red roof?????)
please tell .....
It looks so big! I enlarged it too. It's a very unusual looking house. I like it!
Interesting sepia
Big sky but we can't see Massachusetts...
Beautiful house..........
Painting? No, it is a photo of great artist.
Malyss is right: my first thought was the same...
Your photos make me realize I have so very much to learn. Merci,
V
Nicely done in sepia. I had the same thoughts as Abe. I wondered if it was one of those barn conversions on "This Old House".
Nice shot and composition. Is that Norman Bates's house? Or the caretaker's from The Shining?
Great rural scene and your choice of tone and composition are superb!
Now this is what I call a big sky! Awesome. Not something I see everyday.
Unique photo.
Like a warm-hearted memory of way back when. Beautiful!
Wonderful picture, you are improve day by day your talent!Congratulations!
Léia
This could almost be out on the prairie! I think some interesting people must live in that converted barn.
That's an amazing sight...to live in a house like that must be a wonder.
OMG - fabulous photo.
The big open sky gives so much depth to the photo. This one is a top contender for your photo book.
Brown sky.
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