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mouse over above for original, which was taken in my camera's b&w setting... too gray.
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I enjoy photographing these old abandoned shacks,
but last summer when I walked up to this place,
it was a mistake I'd suffer through for 3 weeks.
I walked through a nest of seed ticks!
*Rombauer (pronounced Rumbar) Road - September 29th 2011*
1st image is posted for Tones on Tuesday.
but last summer when I walked up to this place,
it was a mistake I'd suffer through for 3 weeks.
I walked through a nest of seed ticks!
*Rombauer (pronounced Rumbar) Road - September 29th 2011*
1st image is posted for Tones on Tuesday.
16 Charmers Say?:
seed ticks? sounds nasty, whether it is plant or insect based!
Nature has a way of creating beauty as she reclaims oud structures!
Beautiful shots, Tricia! I like the vines covering that old shack.
Never heard of seed ticks. I hope I never walk through them either. Yes, the B & W mode on cameras leave a lot to be desired. Same too for the one click B & W conversion in post processing photo programs. A good B & W takes a few steps more to accomplish.
Beautiful images, Tricia! I love the vines covered building. Are seed ticks the same as jiggers? They are awful.
Beautiful photos, especially I like the first one.
Regards and best wishes
Sorry about the seed ticks but how wonderful to see your pictures...
What a beautiful old shack! I share your love for old shacks, abandoned houses and barns... I just wish I lived closer to the country so I could shoot them every day. I am rather jealous.
It's great living in the city, but my favourite places are the country and the beach... so peaceful!
Seed tick are nasty critters! I love the old homes/shacks left out in the country abandoned as much as the barns :) At first I thought you were going to say poison ivy!
Oh geesh- those are awful! Clorox- works like a charm. Nice photos!
Wonderful, wonderful photos; I, too, love photographing abandoned structures.
And, the seed ticks....eeewwwww.
I've never had any personal experience (and don't want to).
Full-grown ticks are awful enough,
but at least you can see them :)
What a price to pay for these beautiful shots.....
I always find it amazing how neglect will return to the original.....
This is a fine example of how nature always wins in the long run. I like the closer in shot in color too. Nice series. I'm not acquainted with seed ticks, but they sound ominous.
WOW- what a spectacular place. I would have a good time just snapping away.
Beautiful photos, really!!!!
Beautiful. It's amazing the way nature eventually reclaims its own.
Ticks creep me out.
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