Please discuss:
These are three of the earliest images I took after realizing that I "might" be seeing things differently than some... meaning, once I realized the camera was more than a thing to carry for bad snapshots. I have struggled with the old house series over the unavoidable foreground clutter - I had to shoot from the public right-of-way which meant I could not get around the post. However, I think that had or could I get on the other side of the fence to avoid the post ,without being shot, I would have to use such wide angles as to overly exagerate the perspective.... difficult to swallow.
As winter approaches, I begin to think more of the old gal. The trees around her, which obscure the best of her during the lush seasons, will soon drop their canopies, ad I will get another shot at her. Maybe this year, I find the family that owns this bit of property along HWY 62 between Rogers and Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and I get a closer look.
The road shot is en route to the old War Eagle Mill. That shot is ruined, I think, by the modern stake-fencing whic you can make out if you try. What appears to be a single road doglegging is actually two roads, but I tried to compress the scene to give it the appearance of the former.
I can no longer recall which of these is duo-, tri- or quad-toned.
