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Description
Mackay Mansion
Virginia City, Nevada
Objects on display at a historic house. All "of the period" but not original to the house.
I liked the contrast in style and the expressions on the faces of the statue and the portrait.
Comments (21)
Wonderful Capture!!!
interesting capture never seen the expression in that portrait before, almost sultry
Well done - very nice still life.
Nicely captured, Tara. The picture seems to me to be contemporary. I was puzzled by the sculpture at first. The little plaque says Charmeuse, which is a soft, silky dress fabric. A little investigation revealed that the word is also French for Charmer. The young lady certainly fits the definition.
Looks to me like the statue is a carefree spirit & the woman in the picture frame is looking at her with moral indignation. A fine shot that I would have instantly recognized as yours...
I really like the contrast between the statue and the painting - a wonderful shot, Tara! Gorgeous light on this little scene.
Very very very beautiful composition !!!!
The comments are often so revealing about the writers! I disagree with Claude about the portrait : I see the girl as a strong intelligent seductress.
This is a great pic for the 'Challenge' on the letter 'F'.
HA I think the lady in the portrait looks a bit spooky, the way she is frowning to the watcher. But in all it is a very beautiful and interesting capture.
lovely composition
nice combination
It's a great "still life" study.
Excellent, great combo of still life objects.
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
A beautiful collection of ladies and lady-things (flowers, soft light, ornate carving); sensitive capture!
I just love old time photos. This is fantastic.
Such a great mood :) :)
Excellent capture!
Great capture Tara. Congratulations on making it to LWITG!
Yes, the standing lady does look like a subtle charmer, and your composition brings her into direct communion with that pillar behind her---all in gold, with the circular ornament (a stylized flower) seeming to grow right out of her legs, and with that portrait which, yes, seems either disapproving of the charmeuse, or a seductress, ala Andrea's comment. The striking part is the deep dark of that photograph's frame, contrasted with the high-key yellow of the background and with the gold pillar. The shot is a strong contrast between deep darks and bright lights, with a pleasing carmel-orange at the bottom. And the flowers on the far right are a perfect frame. Very cloistered and very active, and intimate too. A very intimate vision.