Spring Hill: Entry Hall by auntietk
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Comments (15)
durleybeachbum
Incredibly dramatic!
kgb224
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
FredNunes
The light is awesome. You really nailed this!
Adobe_One_Kenobi
That's some highly polished wood there.
photosynthesis
I love how the detail emerges from the darkness. And those two luminous eyes are haunting...
jocko500
ok I see we not in Louisiana here but a twister took us to Strong City, Kansas, very cool shots here on this old strairway
Faemike55
impressive building Thanks for the link
MrsRatbag
I love your beautiful relationship with light on polished wood; such a gorgeously rich shot!
Isabelle711
The architecture of this house is truely gorgeous. :))))) I checked out the site. :)))) Thank you for the link. :)))) Alot of history in this house. :))))) Love the beauty wood staircase. :)))) Love the play of lite. :))))) Most excellent in both details and capture my friend. :))))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Start each day with a smile. :)))))
Wolfenshire Online Now!
Very cool stuff. It just says "come explore me"
RodS
Beautifully composed, and awesome lighting - a lovely shot, Tara!
anahata.c
This series of three is very intimate and tender, and you also got a lot of variety among them. This feels very much like an intimate space, an "interior" in the deepest sense of the word. The light (or two eyes, as Claude calls them) are bleached and intense, and certainly speak of a very bright world out there. But the dark around them---your postwork is right on here---makes them feel like they're pouring into a very private chamber. And the stairs are sunken in even more 'privacy', with beautiful touches of light on them. A quiet symphony of greens, whites and deep browns, feeling like a chamber for reflection far away from the world. It makes me think of Emily Dickinson's poetry---private, intimate, and deep. Beautiful vision, Tara.
anmes
Great study. Took your advice and read the info..lots of interest
moochagoo
Two eyes of a ghost :)
debbielove
Really deeeep coloured wood! Lovely.. Super shot Tara. Rob