Memories of a Place Long Gone by drifterlee
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My husband and I took a trip down into Detroit where I grew up, and I was shocked at how much of the city was torn down. When I was little, my grandmother's sister, My Great Aunt Carrie, still lived in the family farmhouse on Six Mile and Conant - on a half acre in what was then a built-up, crowded city. I loved to look at pictures from the days when there were still farms there and when the city was far from that house. The house is long gone now, but the dining room looked somewhat like this. Except my Aunt had a picture of poppies in a vase over the buffet. Of course, you must have the lace table cloth or it would not be a dining room! I guess I can't understand why city planners do not try to save historic buildings and instead they like to tear them down. Furniture from Daz. Hair by Aprilish. TY - Rebelmommmy for your beautiful character, available at RDNA!
The wonderful dress is dynamic and in freestuff here!

Comments (95)
Terrific Image,Outstanding Work
Beautiful scene and beautifully composed. Visited Detroit myself a while back and sympathise with your own experience. Such a sad thing to see our heritage being slowly destroyed.
Beautiful, the set up and lighting came out great!
Excellent picture. Todd
Great pic! I like this one!