Start A Fire by auntietk
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Description
More from that A-frame house. :)
Part of the problem (if you can call it that) of taking an eight-month trip around half the country is the sheer number of photographs I came back with! Here we are almost ready to leave again, and I'm just now going through last year's images with a bit more of a fine-toothed comb than I have before, pulling images I want to work on.
This is from almost a year ago.
Comments (16)
Klasse Shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the warmth and feeling of old times. The lighting is perfect.
Gorgeous image. So, how to start a fire. 1. Half gallon of gasoline, kerosine, and diesel. 2. Match. 3. Call 911 and enjoy smores while waiting for the ambulance.
It's a fire starter, twisted fire starter.
Warm and wonderful, this is a lovely shot!
I feel warmer already! The warm tones here are so lovely, and..... OMG! Look at the size of those pine-cones! Holy frack! A beauty of a photo, Tara! I know what you mean - it takes me forever to sort through 2 weeks' worth. I can't even imagine 8 months' worth! Good thing terrabyte drives are available...
Too hot for SoCal but when I finally move to the Northwest I'll be looking for a house with a fireplace. This looks so warm and homey. A wonderful image.
well done! Much work for you, and much pleasure for the rest of us!!
A most attractive set and of course a perfect image. I still have my 1930's set which I use daily in the winter. I suppose I have a wood fire in the evenings for about four months.
This is a really good image Tara and I bet it would look great in mono too.
you are so good with this type of photography ! wonderful capture and mood
Makes me want to light the gas fireplace. Nice photo Tara.
Beautiful imgae with matching colors all over.
Amazing capture Tara. God bless.
they are very beautiful instruments of combustion! wonderful forms and colours
What a beautiful composition, Tara. Love the rich colors and focal point. :)