where marsh meets forest
Dec 17, 2019 10:31:09 #
issa2006. wrote:
Gorgeous subtle color. That must have been a grand home in it's day.It would be fun to see pictures of it when people lived there. I always wonder what their lives were like.
Hi issa, my post processing made it look much older than it is. I made the roof sag and made it greener and older. People still live there, but yeah, it can use some work, that's for sure. It needs PAINT!!!
Dec 17, 2019 11:40:07 #
issa2006. wrote:
Gorgeous subtle color. That must have been a grand home in it's day.It would be fun to see pictures of it when people lived there. I always wonder what their lives were like.
Agree 100%. Just the number of windows makes one think of a bright lively home.
Dec 17, 2019 11:53:11 #
Markag wrote:
Agree 100%. Just the number of windows makes one think of a bright lively home.
that home needs to be crowded on Thanksgiving!!
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John3 wrote:
I really enjoy this kind of shot, good work!
thanks John, appreciate it.
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Almostageezer wrote:
Nice image! I would like to see that house rehabilitated and saved though.
the house needs work, but is not as bad as I have portrayed it. Paint goes fast in the salt air.
Dec 17, 2019 15:43:41 #
kenabr wrote:
Very nice, sets the mood. Where was this taken.
thanks kenabr - in the marsh, on the Chesapeake Bay side of the Eastern Shore area in VA. An area surprisingly poor where much is in decay. Probably not a good area to invest in (if Global Warming has it's way) - but I have chosen to live here and should I survive long enough, will document the sinking.
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