Southwest Style by auntietk
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Description
Should I tell you this is a private home in the desert? Perhaps something old and restored? An elegant museum?
Well ... the truth is that it's a building in an RV park, which means it houses bathrooms, probably showers, and possibly laundry facilities.
It was a VERY nice campground! ;)
Wahweap Bay
Arizona
2013
I used a Topaz filter called Bastille Day, with no vignette.
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We're in the midst of March Madness here; cheering on our favorite teams, marveling at broken records and amazing performances, and enjoying all the drama that is college basketball.
The team we follow all year are the Kansas Jayhawks. They're doing well so far! They won their first game on Thursday, and won their second today.

Comments (13)
Superb T!!
I would have never guessed that its purpose was what you described. I would have gone with a nice home. Wonderful photo
Another great image demonstrating the power of atmosphere and light. Excellent!
So,what, a bathhouse designed by Frank Lloyd Wright? Wonderful clean lines.
Good to know someone bothers to make an attractive building for something mundane.
Looks like a good place to rest for awhile.
nice shot, it's prettier than some houses.
Very nice capture.
This sounds like it is a really nice campground to stay in if the facilities are as good as these look like. I hope you enjoyed your stay here. A lovely capture and the finish gives it lovely depth.
Dang.... And here I was all ready to move in.....
Wonderful capture, Tara! You could have said it was an expensive home in the desert, and I'd have believed it. Wonderful architecture..
I thought that Wahweap Bay was in Utah, but it's not. Lovely southern architecture.
Private home & museum would have been my first guesses. When I visited Santa Fe a few years ago, I saw lots of ordinary utilitarian buildings with this distinctive southwestern adobe style, which really appeals to me because of it's simple, soft lines. You've done a great job here of enhancing that softness even further with your postwork - a really fine composition...
a good match to the landscape around