Little House

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Originally Posted by KimC

I really like this image John -- for me, I prefer the original as it really makes me wonder and want to hear the story behind the little house.

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Hi Kim,

Thanks for comments.

Well you sure did get some feedback.
Great work.
We wait to see what you do with this scene in the future.

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Originally Posted by rawill

Well you sure did get some feedback.
Great work.
We wait to see what you do with this scene in the future.

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Hi Robin,

Thanks for commenting, possibly include some snow if it eventually sticks.

f/4, ISO 200, 1/4sec

http://i65.tinypic.com/5efhit.jpg

I wonder, have you seen Graham Sydney's Nighthouse II, it is a painting.

Quite different, to your shot here, but for me this one brings it to mind.

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Originally Posted by rawill

I wonder, have you seen Graham Sydney's Nighthouse II, it is a painting.

Quite different, to your shot here, but for me this one brings it to mind.

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I'll look for it. Thanks for commenting.

http://i68.tinypic.com/rk7hxu.jpg

Still experimenting with this capture, latest effort.

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Originally Posted by Shadowman

http://i68.tinypic.com/rk7hxu.jpg

Still experimenting with this capture, latest effort.

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you are going to have to work hard to get a better shot than this.

Allow me to make a suggestion?

As you are already nicely fixated on this house how about doing a full years cycle with it? Make one heck of a great gift in book form or maybe a money maker in a calendar?

And for my 2c worth, this night time shot seems more magical than the previous night shot. In this case, for me, less lights is more. Almost a religious theme going on here.

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Originally Posted by JBW

you are going to have to work hard to get a better shot than this.

Allow me to make a suggestion?

As you are already nicely fixated on this house how about doing a full years cycle with it? Make one heck of a great gift in book form or maybe a money maker in a calendar?

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Hi Brian,

Thanks for the comments and suggestion. I will definitely put it to practice.

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Originally Posted by rawill

And for my 2c worth, this night time shot seems more magical than the previous night shot. In this case, for me, less lights is more. Almost a religious theme going on here.

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Robin,

Thanks for the comments.

Found this in my archives and was reminded of Brian's comment about photographing the house as the seasons change.

Also, Robert mentioned raiding your archives.

This shot was taken May 2015, I was in the process of editing but was sidetracked by something or other.

http://i64.tinypic.com/rmljdf.jpg