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Comments (19)
What a dream home!
nice place
How cool. What a great place to live.
Nice..
I'd love to live here I'd be out every morning whispering at all the bugs :)...Great shot sweetie!
Lucky Jordan; it's a cute little cottage, and you just can't beat the location!
wonderful looking place
OMG -- I can't believe he's got that Plymouth running already! When does he find time to work on it? That's way cool. Great shot of the cabins. Thanks for this one!
Stellar POV and textures in this rustic capture, M! I didn't know your truck was red. Certainly won't go unnoticed in the surrounding woods. BTW, my first car was a 1935 two door Plymouth coupe, which I paid all of $300 for.
Fresh air and exhileration... fabulous place and a really cool shot.
A very cool place! Nice old truck to boot.
great place...
Lovely shot of his place what a great place to live too, amazing!!
Living the dream... how much better can life be??? Wonderful place Marilyn! :)
Looks like a nice place to chill!
This is fantastic. I love dream homes, especially if they have chicken coops in back, but that's just me...there's something about roosters. Anyway, I love this shot, the colors are so vibrant and inviting and everything is just perfectly placed. Great stuff! I can see myself chilling out there with a bottle of vodka, good friends (the ones who speak English, Russian, and Czech) and all sorts of multi-lingual conversations going on! Great stuff!
What a super cool place!
lots of luminous hues, and the blues are particularly beautiful, and the feeling is that the whole area is lit from within. You coax these things out of even the simplest facades of a cabin or two & some cars/trucks. And it's a place that has become beloved to you on this trip. Marilyn, I think I've done close to 30 shots tonight; and, of the 6 left, I did 2 the night before. I want very much to finish but I'm truly filled with your light & love of all you see, and I think I need to stop making words for a bit. One of the things that comes across in your gallery is that you love series, because these powerful experiences go on and on for you & can't be captured in one shot. And this series from your trip, like from your Hawaii trip, radiates with the love & 'newness' you find in it. Every shot is like a first-time revelation. It's a great series, and this sho, of the simple cabin-fronts is no exception. I hope it continues for you. Much light has dawned and I hope it continues to...Hope this plethora of "mark" comments wasn't too tedious & repetitious! I just love to do a big swath of your work, a long journey of your work; it immerses me in the power in you and what you see outside of you...The pov, btw, is somewhat symbolic of this trip: We're looking up at the cabins as they loom over us & as they invite us in...that's like what the whole trip seemed like: An invitation to a wonderful light...beautiful work.
looks lovely my friend x