I enjoyed this set. The details are very interesting, and surprisingly modern for 1902.
As a steelwork engineer I was drawn to the box covering the house. The bespoke steel structure must have been very costly. I did this sort of thing with scaffolding in London back in the day. The drawing is cool too. How many technicians can hand letter like that now?
This one is great when seen big, and you can see all tose tools, some of the quite strange.
Yes, it was a stud farm for these horses, the farm had an info panel that described their history. They are splendid with that long mane.
I am a bit of a tool hoarder but even I don't what most of these are for.
I think the boy stays but there's an argument for removing the ball.
No wonder they were so sprightly.
Good the way one can almost see through the building.
This does make we wonder if Gustav Klimt was inspired by Mackintosh, or vice versa, they were similar ages.
That's cool. Perfect in B&W. The "football" player is getting his reps, and the tangled shadow makes you wonder what the top of the structure looks like. Back in the day, I used to play tennis against a concrete wall... and the wall always hit the ball back to me!
That's really good. I applaud you for your "solid reporting from the field" and putting me there in the moment. I like it. You've made me think about trying to capture shots like this (there may be some opportunities in the city)... but I am usually looking for water/mountains and maybe a ship or an airplane or a train! LOL. This is more like murder/mystery or investigative reporter mode. A good one!
Wow. Great pics and what a beautiful area! I found it on the map, near the Italian-Austrian border. I found the lake and the places you mentioned and also a nearby ski area with a gondola. Wow. I would love to visit some day. I was looking for apple orchards near Certosa, but could not see them (satellite view). We have a large apple industry here as well -- also in a mountainous area, but it's not like the Alps! LOL.
Very interesting! I laughed (the floor plan)... W.C., sticks, boots. LOL! :-)
A walk along the city shoreline on the first day of fall/autumn (last week). People enjoying the warm/soft sun at Myrtle Edwards Park. A couple of quick frames @ 35mm, click, click, and stitched together.
