Life In Another World by bmac62
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Walking among the ancient live oaks and magnolias of Houmas House in Louisiana on the banks of the Mississippi River.
We got out of our car, paid our price of admission, walked through a gate and BOOM...we were in this world. Now I like trees but these were beyond magnificent...if you know what I mean:)
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Comments (23)
they are beautiful and a great place to visit. I enjoyed working there for 2 months
You've definitely captured how it felt to be there. What a magical place! Those trees really are another world, as if they have their own speed, their own heartbeat. Gorgeous!
A secret garden full of beauty and surprises.
Very beautiful area Great capture
This pic gives me a sense of the excitement of being there. Marvellous!
Sure is a WOW place, excellent pic!!
Love the light play here... you folks will love the Northeast. Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine... Maine is huge. We barely scratched tge surface ourselves. :-)
Superb capture Bill. God bless.
This is just amazing, Bill - it truly does have the look of another place and time. I'll bet it looks incredible at night with those lamps on.
Wow! Stunning image.
Oh yes, a deep canopied shot of a walkway, with those southern lace-scarved trees, just protecting and guiding you as you walk. You've captured light dappling it everywhere, and the light at the back of the shot opens it up for us, to open grasses, sky and whatever else is back there. Inviting and protective. And yes, I can totally see why, when you walk into this place, you feel like you've been transported to another world: Isn't it amazing what trees can do, how they turn a place into a totally secluded paradise? Even if they're right off a major road? I love the big arch of that big tree, too, and the shadows beneath it. A loving capture of a beautiful sight, and you know how to use that camera, Bill. Beautiful.
Oh, wow, that has Louisiana written all over it. I should know having done basic training in that State. That said, stellar atmosphere of subtle contrast and lighting in this one, Bill. I like the statue at the lower left.
Oh yes, I do know what you mean; and I would LOVE to see this in the evening, with the lights on and fireflies blinking in the shadows of the trees--that's when it's meant to be seen! Brilliantly lovely!
wonderful
They remind me of the trees in the movie 'The Skeleton Key'.
Very good shot!
Outstanding photo & scene....
Excellent light and shadow shot mate. Lovely image Bill
Heaven? Beautiful photo! I remember being in a park like this when I was 4 years old. Could never figure out where it was. Someone once suggested Longwood Gardens (Pennsylvania). It was just SO beautiful. Nice to see a place similar to it! Keep up the beautiful work! :-)
Very nice capture. I like the lighting very much.
Its another world, another time, another place and somewhere on the set of 'Interview With A Vampire' lol (My film buff thing coming out again...) Stunning mate, love this.. Well posted.. Rob
guess this is Oak Alley . it so lovely but it can be with many other places also. i need to go to all of them on River road. there is at lest three on the east side and oak Alley on the west bank. it is like another world.
I know exactly what you mean. It doesn't take much of an imagination to picture the old Deep South looking at your pictures. Thanks for these magnificent shots Bill. I have seen more of the old Deep South cruising your site than I have seen driving through this area on several occassions