Pumphouse Chandelier by auntietk
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Description
Old Hidalgo Pumphouse
March, 2017
This chandelier pleases me greatly. It's tied to the beam with its wire, but is not hooked up or plugged in to anything. It's just a bit of whimsy in a place laden with local history..
You can read a little bit about the pumphouse HERE
Comments (14)
wonderful capture - that is unique and cool
That chandelier pleases me greatly as well - and it would please me even more greatly if it was hanging from my ceiling! I love stuff like this! I'm sending the Girls on a covert mission to snatch it....
Ah, well.... Maybe not..... Someone would probably object. But it's soooo cool! Great capture of it, Tara!
Three amigos with hats. I'm a big fan of whimsy.
Very Nice T!!
great shot !! It's a pleasure to visit your gallery and ..... Happy Holidays !!
It is a great chandelier, a shame it doesn't work. Well spotted, captured and presented. 😀
I love this----the sweet little chandelier against the weathered wood is just beautiful---a downright pleasing foto!!
Aha, now I can see your description!
That link is fascinating, wish I lived rather closer sometimes.
Very nice finding Tara.
A lot of nice textures. Bravo !
very charming the chandelier and the ambience in this!
Your 'star' here is the chandelier; but, in keeping with its random, serendipitous placement, you've presented it way off center, with the heaviest light to its left. So it's just 'part' of the whole---which is a fascinating and very characterful collection of verticals and horizontals, that great pounded metal above, the great simple ornaments in the corners of the metal, the bands of wall and then bricks, and the textured and stained old beam. And then there's the chandelier---the '3 amigos', as Mark calls them. (He's right about that, lol.) I wonder why they put it there. A big beautiful mysterious shot, with a sweet softness to make it 'touchable'.
it's a great image with a lot of detail to study and sparing palette. love it!
I really really love this shot. It has all. I find beautiful and interesting. Softness, compo, the wood, the rusty chandelier and bulbs, not to forget the interesting background. I almost want to paint it, if i could.