Window Framed by rangeriderrichard
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Description
This house is loaded with oddity - including the insertion of me in the window. ;) The door is so narrow. A porch has been removed. The left section of the home looks like it is constructed with different brick than the main section. Yet the home is attractive.......
Comments (10)
So you use the window to get in and out of the house? :-) Don't know about where you live but here fire code says that the door had to be 2' 8" wide or more. I know the screen door is making the front door look thinner.
Absolutely marvelous composition and you're right, that door is pretty narrow - I like your 'insertion' too :-) - you look puzzled:-) Well done! V
Very interesting house, I wonder how they get their furnitures through this narrow door. Nice to see you in the house :)
Yes, you can tell that the left portion, as we look at it, is a later addition. The main portion is nicely proportioned. A very nice place. ;-)
Hey someones looking at ya, and he doesnt seem to pleased with you taking photos of his house, LOL. I like the colour of the roof, really fits this one. Excellent capture!!!
Wonder how you got in ;) A beautiful home.
lol! hi there! :] does look pretty cozy :]
pleased to meet you richard..yes something very lovely abou this house the brick work looks very well placed together, something very edwardian and english about this architecture superb clarity of shot... excellent work :)
Genial... what a funny manipulation ! Very well done !
Very 'Hitchcockian' to put yourself in the picture! 8) Interesting house - must be unusual for your area, being mainly brick, a lot of your other houses have been wooden!