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- 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
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16 comments:
Photography... it's all about Light!
Stunning composition, very well done dear Brattcat! :)
Léia
Reminds me of an old upground cellar door. It looks good in this photograph.
Beautiful: the door, the light.
Perfect in many ways!
☼ Sunny
I noticed the heart shape when she put her head down to graze. It looked like she was wearing a lace doily.
Beautiful light on this rustic door. Hmmm...is rustic really the right word? Colonial might be a better word.
NH is a treasure trove of photo ops and you have worked your magic on all of them. You know how I love this one.
V
PS and Bird is right about the light.
....and well used too. MB
Oh wow, the light, the shadows... Amazing in it's simplicity
The door for the future...
Lovely old door ... and light ... what is it about doors and windows ...
Beautiful milled door and you captured the light on it just right.
Really nice light. It could be in New England or Charleston or the UP of Michigan. The atmosphere glows.
I used to have hand forged heart hooks like that one. The door, well, words fail me it's so amazing.
That is such a beautiful post. I like old doors.
great light here...and
captivating atmosphere
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