Afternoon Light, Watkins Mill by RodS
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Just a little something from the archives tonight. I took this several years ago at the old Watkins Woolen Mill, now a museum and historic site. I liked the light pouring in from the windows. I played around a bit with Virtual Photographer, and a couple Photoshop filters.
My presence will probably be a bit spotty for a few days. Earlier today, we had to rush my mother-in-law to the hospital. They diagnosed her as having pneumonia - not good at any time, but especially for a lung cancer patient. They did a CAT scan, and found one of the tumors has gotten bigger. At one point we almost lost her. Her blood pressure dropped suddenly, and she stopped breathing for about 15 seconds. They were able to pull her out of it, but honestly I don't think she has much time left.
She's resting fairly well now, they have her in a monitored room, and she is able to speak, and recognize everyone. We finally got home about 9:45. We'll probably be at the hospital most of the day on Sunday.
I'll try to keep up with the galleries (the hospital has WiFi), but if I'm not around much, I just wanted you all to know why.
I'm working on the next page in the TNA series, but it might be a bit slow for a while.
Thanks to you all for stopping by, and for any comments you care to leave. But mostly, thank you for being my friends.
Comments (33)
~Really nice capture of the atmosphere, Rod! Sorry to hear about your mother-in-law. I hope she gets well soon!~
just love your photo here my friend, you can so feel the old era in this shot. that's horrible news Rod about your mother in law, i have you all in tought and prayer my friend. i hope she recover soon, keep us updated please..
Fantastic Image,
very beautiful photo - love the lighting your mother-in-law and your family and you are im my thoughts and prayers
the photo is wonderful. I be praying for her. call a local pentecostal preacher to come and pray on her. it will not hurt. here a link to what I believe... there is three parts to this story, this is the first one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEPDgMLDAWo
nice pic luv the lighting~~
Superb mood my friend, the lighting and colors are amazing!
Great image!...and don't you worry about us, you take care of your family first, and take all the time you need know we'll all be here waiting to here from you...
America's only surviving 1860's woolen mill. I've heard of this place for years and have never visited. Your postwork takes this image into the realm of a smart magazine illustration...I love it. Great light! Will be pulling for your mother-in-law...
I'm sorry to hear about Jo's mom. I know how rough this is on both of you. Give Jo a hug from me, and tell her I'm thinking about you all and sending loads of love. (And hugs to you as well, my dear.) Beautiful photograph ... the light really is delicious!
This is a lovely work Rod. The way the red light flows into this room gives an almost sepia effect which totally fits the image. The long, off-center perspective gives another bit of drama. Sorry to hear of your mother in law. Pneumonia is so hard on a ragged lung. Thank you for taking time to comment on my work under your tyring circumstances.
You're such a dear man. I will think only good thoughts for your mother-in-law. Her illness strikes a cord with me on a personal level. This is a fantastic photo. Light and postwork is all perfect.
Oh Rod sorry to hear the news about your mum in law, that is not good at all, I will keep her, you and Jo in my thoughts and prayers my friend. Take care of the family mate we will still be here.. Love the old days look in this photo Rod, all the old tools and gear so cool!! Take care my friend!!
I've thought a lot about my Mom today. She's been gone 10 almost 11 years and it was lung cancer that got her. when she told me she had it, she told me expectations of living was only a year. My Mom was so tough, I believed she was immortal... she made it a year and a half after diagnoses. She died at 74... She would of turned 85 today - I still can't believe she's gone. I hope you get and give as much as possible in these times that you still have with her... one of the most things I miss about my Mom is her Recipes - she was a great cook... you might think of asking for some recipes.
This really is an amazing capture Rod, the lighting here is stunning.
yes you are indeed a dear man,and commenting on others wiork under the given circumstances is most respectful. but cut that now will ye. take care of the family around ye and be strong. i think of you.
Thank you for this wonderful looking piece of your artwork dear Rod!
Thanks for this beautiful capture, you did a great photo manipulation Rod, love it.
My prayers go out for your mother-in-law and strength for the family in this time of crisis! One fantastic render! Thanks for sharing..
I wish you all well my friend, from myself and Rosy... Take care.. As for the picture, a beautiful shot, wonderful colouring! Well taken mate! Stay good! Rob
This is really a beautiful picture. A classic. The orange hues are simple perfect.
I remember this image. I really liked it in the original form. Sorry to hear about your mother-in-law. Please tell Jo she is in our thoughts. The strange thing is that MY mother-in-law is recovering from pneumonia right now. She is out of the hospital and at home. She is 80 but very spry and in pretty good shape for her age. But the recovery is still going slowly. I made French onion soup and we picked up some deli sandwiches on the way to her house yesterday and we spent the day with her and her husband. Well, I hope for the best for Jo's mom. Warm regards.
Really beautiful photo. The composition and light/coloring are excellent. The angles really draw you in and I love all the old tools hanging on the wall. I'm sorry to hear about your family troubles. In the worst case scenario I hope she is pain free and peaceful. It's very hard to watch someone in decline and I wish you fortitude and a clear mind. Be well.
Great post work here, Rod. Sad to hear about your mother-in-law - so I send my best regards and wishes to you, your wife and family, my good friend...
This is a very beautiful photo - great atmosphere! My prayers for your mother-in-law and for you and your family. I hope she recovers soon, I know it is difficult also battling the cancer too. hugs Take care my friend!
Interessantes Foto.
That's just a tad bit spooky! Great capture
A beautiful mellow feel in this photo and the colouring looks so warm and inviting. Very nicely done. I'm really sorry to hear about your Mother-in-law, it will be so hard for her to battle both the pneumonia and the lung cancer. My thoughts are with you and your wife and family. Don't worry about commenting, that can wait.
My heart goes out to you and your family now...I am sending positive vibes your way... As for the image, this is REALLY amazing! Old buildings is one of my most favorite photographic subjects...It's like they have a life of their own, and their story says so much... Big hugs to you!
Beautiful pic. Sorry to hear about your mother in law.