Mabry Mill 1905 by tennesseecowgirl
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Description
One more view of
Mabry Mill
Today we are driving to Georgia to meet my daughter, Jenna and go camera shopping wooo hoo I have it narrowed down to two models, and then we are going to spend the rest of the day at a place called Stone Mountain in Atlanta. There is a covered bridge there and a mill, among other attractions, and a great place to hike up the mountain, my type of place.
I hope you all enjoy your weekend. Below are two different versions of the Mill. Thanks for your comments and encouraging support.
A day at Mabry Mill

A drive to Mabry Mill
A drive to Mabry Mill

Comments (48)
Great shot and wonderful postwork. Love the style!
beautiful scene
Another wonderful view!
Great shot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [^__^] Cheers, Roger
fantastic ..it would make a wondeful piece for a wall
What a lovely time you must have had,I have a ton of catching up to do!!!
remarkable work! the effect fits perfect to the scene! ;o)
What a beautiful photo ; looks like a painting. I'll have to go to Georgia one of these days (but it's always on my mind...thanks to Ray Charles)
I love this. All the best for your new venture.
Really classic looking image here Lynell, nice one
Really starting to like this Mill nice take! Let's know how you go with the cameras make and specs I'm sure we will find out soon anyhow looking forward to your first post with your new camera. Peter
Love these photos of mills...beautifully done.
Great Work !!
this looks like a painting!
Beautiful image! Good luck with the shopping for a new camera!! Mine is in the shop... and I miss it so!! :c)
I like the side shot, Lynell, another view; and the hues are darker, which reminds us that this is in the woods. From this angle, the massing of the wheel and main housing makes it look like a beast with big teeth. And the birds in the water are a nice touch too. (And nice that you posted two previous versions in your description. You're working for us!)
Excellent!
Great photo and postwork !