harrisville, new hampshire
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(357)
-
▼
September
(30)
- floating
- it's easy to see why adam found this fruit hard to...
- slowly the farm succumbs
- pumpkins awaiting transformation
- descending to the level
- on the path
- are we men or are we sheep?
- weeping wall
- general store, harrisville, new hampshire
- patient mr. brattcat
- picture window
- star-spotting in a mill town
- reflection in a mill pond
- baa, baa, bright sheep
- mill door
- i used to dream
- through the mill window
- lace curtains
- house on the millpond
- the geometry of a wood pile
- late summer confetti
- a trio of silos
- can anyone say
- do you remember the disappearance of ashton's gree...
- a page from steffe's playbook
- day six: harrisville, new hampshire
- day five: poet's seat tower
- day four: something new in the kitchen
- day three: saint-gaudens national historic site
- september theme: open air market
-
▼
September
(30)
About Me
- brattcat
- One cat prowls around small town Vermont. ***************************************** All photos and text on this site are the property of Brattcat, Brattleboro Daily Photo. All rights reserved. No personal or commercial use, reproduction or republishing in any form is permitted without prior written consent.
17 comments:
Cute curtains, it gives a romantic touch in the window, or maybe it is a door.
;)
Léia
Very romantic, great shot!
Brattcat, many of your delightful photos have the feel of a painting. I like it!!
Lots of lace... curtains and elsewhere in this image. Is that Queen Anne Lace in foreground?
Too bad someone is not able to keep the place up.
I love this photo! Love the juxtaposition of the aging, faded wood and the lace curtains. Want to know who lives there!
Stunning picture.
☼ Sunny
Quite wonderful.
Brattcat, you're very welcome to celebrate with us, just leave your calorie counter at home. It was our 4th wedding anniversary btw, on September 1st.
Who needs that thing anyway, it is just a modern form of slavery.
This is shabby chic without knowing it.
Even in a rough bark hut, lace curtains bring a touch of elegance. Lovely fernery under the window.
Almost monochromatic and so beautiful!
Gag - a whole different state! The daintiness of the curtains and the decay of the house is a nice contrast.
Everything is perfect about this picture! Well done!
I agree with Kate and have said it a couple of times. Here is another example of what I mean. Lovely!
Looks like to the painting.
I like the patina on those doors that hold the lace curtains. Harrisville is certainly out of another time.
Post a Comment