A fixer upper…I could work on that place. A few pots of geraniums by the door, a couple of garden chairs and a table out back under the trees, but better pass on a grill…might burn the whole place down.
It’s the picture of Dorian Gray house. I’m sure if you look long enough, you’ll find the pristine Dorian Gray house looking as fresh as ever with a picket fence and pretty flowers in a nicely tended flower bed. Naaah! The picture of Dorian Gray house is much more interesting.
Love this shot. Don’t agree it would suit Dorian Gray though; sorry. I figure his house to be a ginormous mansion in full on Gothic decor, etc. cool shot. Where ever do you find all of these barns and funky old houses?
I live in Northern Colorado and it turns out they are everywhere along country roads. This particular one was 4 miles from my home, which is not a rotting shell.
Thank you very much.
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The Beauty in the Decay Series #21
Attentive to the intersection of nature with human-built things;
how nature will have its way.
The captivating presence of the process.
You manage to make sunny days look lonely. Very nice.
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Noodles! Now that’s an interesting observation. Thank you.
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Never mess with bees! Looks like a deer hunters camp in the wood…
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I give bees respect and distance.
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Lovely Pic..
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Thank you.
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A fixer upper…I could work on that place. A few pots of geraniums by the door, a couple of garden chairs and a table out back under the trees, but better pass on a grill…might burn the whole place down.
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I might start by burning the place down 🙂
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Why not enter? Could be some real gold in there Mike 😉
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Some old homes feel inviting, some do not. This one felt evil, and was full of bees at the very least.
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bees can be a problem.
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It’s the picture of Dorian Gray house. I’m sure if you look long enough, you’ll find the pristine Dorian Gray house looking as fresh as ever with a picket fence and pretty flowers in a nicely tended flower bed. Naaah! The picture of Dorian Gray house is much more interesting.
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Dorian Gray who never aged. Like me. Ok, not quite. Off for Chinese food 🙂
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Love this shot. Don’t agree it would suit Dorian Gray though; sorry. I figure his house to be a ginormous mansion in full on Gothic decor, etc. cool shot. Where ever do you find all of these barns and funky old houses?
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I live in Northern Colorado and it turns out they are everywhere along country roads. This particular one was 4 miles from my home, which is not a rotting shell.
Thank you very much.
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Looks like Jason Voorhes shack. Nah, I’m kidding, it’s a nice photo with a touch of loneliness in it.
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Jason may actually live there. Did you have a nice day?
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The Beauty in the Decay Series #21
Attentive to the intersection of nature with human-built things;
how nature will have its way.
The captivating presence of the process.
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So desolate and beautiful!
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Wabi-sabi, as someone explained to me. Thanks.
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I remember your amazing photos of the butterflies…did you get any of the bees? I know…danger, Will Robinson. But, still.
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I won’t get anywhere near those bees. Will Robinson……bad sci-fi tv show??
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