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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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15 comments:
What a beautiful view from this window and this picture is very ARTISTIC, it's adorable!
Léia:)
When the color 'hits' in a few weeks, this window will be on fire, I bet.
Great composition. Never had an interest in visiting the Northeast but your photos has provided visual impetus to do just that!
Modern mills/factories will never age with such grace. This is very nostalgic.
Picturesque!
Love the Harrisville, NH series. Great shots. MB
This is artistic, although it leaves one to wonder if the large mill building in the distance is used for anything today and what it was used for in the future. Not many textiles or shoes are being made in such places any more.
Windows within windows . . .love your 'frame'.
Beautiful!
I love the slate roof of that sturdy brick building, and the causeway of rocks and the buildings beyond. Takes me back to the visual world that great great grandparents wandered through . . .before the west.
-Kim
I really like the trim on the eave of the closest building. Lovely photo.
I like this kind of in-out photo. The camera and photographer observe from a distance, isolated in a different space.
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Teuvo Vehkalahti
FINLAND
Very beautiful view.
Fantastic framing and view. I feel like I am there.
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