at the edge of amish country, shartlesville, pennsylvania...
a wall fragment,
a vanishing path,
a weary barn.
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- no post yesterday because we had no power
- in the woodworker's shop
- building a stone wall
- yesterday morning, in the dawning,
- a bouquet to share
- at the christening
- when it gets hot...
- it will be so hot here today
- and a little pig
- once upon a walk
- did you ever
- looks innocent, doesn't he?
- the crowning
- the goat olympics
- after the parade
- a nurse from brattleboro memorial hospital
- hats and smiles
- point of view 2
- points of view
- stage fright
- to our "udder" delight
- while waiting for the parade to begin
- something's up
- mr. brattcat has been making art again
- there is only an inch or so left on the spool of t...
- the early morning sun
- pass it on
- alki steriopoulis live
- the beauty of decay
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19 comments:
I do like that old stone wall. The building of it would have taken some labour.
Great theme day post.
So glad you are doing interesting thins and going to interesting places. I always like seeing remnants of the past.
Great interpretation and saturation, post rain event.
This photo is a poem that could almost write itself...just as you did!
I'd frame this and hang it on a wall.
BTW, I'm posting on our website blog:
http://www.landlfotos.com/blog
Wonderful, beautiful perspective of decay. I am taken by that stone wall and wonder about the hands which created it.
Bises,
Genie (et Oskar)
I hope there's not a vanishing way of life behind..
I would have guessed Ireland. Even the atmosphere is right.
They may be weary, but still standing and looking proud.
V
PS BC, do you have a pattern for the black kitty that you would share with me? I have a friend here that will be able to help me! :)
This is lovely, brattcat. I think Hitchcock set some of his movies here.
I love this, all the more because it's from my home state and a scene similar to those I remember.
Great composition of a wisdom wall!
It's a beautiful scene. Makes me wish I was there.
So perfect Brattcat, there's a definite sense of history in this image, how amazing that any at all is still standing after all this time.
I like the looks and "feel" of the different textures in this photo.
What a great old wall and lovely composition, Brattcat!
I was thinking England when I first saw the scene. . . love that stone wall. . . wonder about that barn and what it housed and who were its owners and . . . and. . .
Love this composition!
Léia
But total beauty. A nice composition. MB
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