Ditto…I’m still figuring out the camera on my phone lolI guess I should mention all my pics so far are the raw and when possible full resolution. No editing
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Ditto…I’m still figuring out the camera on my phone lolI guess I should mention all my pics so far are the raw and when possible full resolution. No editing
Don't know much about photoshop outside the windows 2000 era
I love that pic!!This picture steals my heart! Absolutely love it, especially because of the description and of course my personal memories of life before internet and cells took over the world. Thank you for posting!![]()
That’s beautiful!!! Where is that?
Gorgeous scenery! I'm glad you found this threadView attachment 84367View attachment 84368Northern California coastline and the Pacific Ocean
I’ll try not to monopolize the posts lol!!Gorgeous scenery! I'm glad you found this thread
Ohhh I love that!!! Who built it?Fairy village, same woods as above![]()
From what I can gather, just locals getting together to put some.colir and imagination into the area so children would be entertained. They're quite common on woodland walks here, a fairy trail with little doors or buildings dotted along the route so kids will keep going instead of whining and wanting to turn back. My dad has even done one on the land around their home to entertain the smaller grandkids xxOhhh I love that!!! Who built it?
That’s sooo cool!! Love itFrom what I can gather, just locals getting together to put some.colir and imagination into the area so children would be entertained. They're quite common on woodland walks here, a fairy trail with little doors or buildings dotted along the route so kids will keep going instead of whining and wanting to turn back. My dad has even done one on the land around their home to entertain the smaller grandkids xx
Most welcome. I'm glad people are liking it.I’m loving this thread…I had no idea it was here!!! Thank you @PhotographerGuy
Miss, yes it is a fish on top, and the lighthouse is small. It's at the inlet to a bay off the main lake. As for the history, I really don't know too much. I think that it wasn't that many people became ill as it was the now built a place to treat them. I also think the architecture of the time dictated how nice they looked on the outside. It was a matter of image to the public. There is a prison near where I currently live that was built around the same time and looks quite nice from the outside. I have been told it is trash on the interior and is now so outdated that they will be tearing it down.Is that a fish on top of the lighthouse? What I find fascinating in your picture is how small the lighthouse looks. Is it a small lighthouse or does it look small because of the tree behind it? The composition makes me wonder about that. Was this your intention?
I read that the lighthouse never got lit. What I find fascinating in general is why so many of these institutions for the insane throughout the USA were 'built' 1850's-1900's. Why did so many people all of a sudden got mentally ill and why would they build such exquisite buildings 'just' to house the insane?