Last Monday was great for snow photos in the park, but there is a log cabin very near the park on the opposite side of the road.
I took this picture last February.
I knew that I had a good one already, so I didn't photograph the house again on this day. But there is also a log shed next to the house. I walked around until I could get fairly clear shots from the road.
This next and final photo is of an old mansion, downtown near town hall. It's not proximate or similar to the previous log buildings, but it has a long history too.
That log cabin is terrific -- and yes, a great photo. I love it from the side angle too, and the red door really pops on the mansion.
ReplyDeleteI am stunned by the mansion. Just wow. I don't see buildings like that around here at all.
ReplyDeleteI do love the log cabin and the different views.
Log cabins do exist around here but not in places I can photograph so I need to appreciate your photos.
That big house reminds me of homes I've seen in St. Louis MO, where I grew up. Stately architecture, I guess. Neat that apparently it was snowing. I love the log cabin in the snow.
ReplyDeleteLove the shots taken in the falling snow. They represent the landscape beautifully this time of year.
ReplyDeleteThe log sheds look like pioneer buildings, rude shelters from the elements. The manor house is austere, almost institutional.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of a simple, well kept log cabin paired with an extravagant, stately brick mansion.
ReplyDeleteI like the shots of the shed.
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