Barrel In A Window
Royal Oak, Michigan
Liberty, Michigan
Shot with the Helios 44-2 58mm f/2, hence the slightly medium format look.
Horton, Michigan
Sunny days, 60 degree weather, and everything is sprouting. It’s no wonder spring is my favorite season.
Film emulators still have a ways to go to really get that classic film look. Amazing set.
I’m lucky. My house has a lot of windows, giving it an airy feel most of the day. But when the sun sets, the house becomes a pretty magical place.
It’s not like the harsh morning light coming in the front of the house, facing East. No, this evening light gets filtered through the oak and pine trees in the back yard. It’s softer, more welcoming. Our hearts turn West.
I love that feeling when all the lights are off in the house, and it’s just the sunset light coming into the house. It makes for a beautiful way to do the dishes, looking into the backyard and watching the birds and squirrels do their thing.
It makes the backyard a lovely place to be, too, come sunset, every season of the year.
The weather won’t let that happen just yet. But the sun is back, and it’s thinking about us. You can tell. It’s creeping back into life apologetically.
I’ll be sure keep the windows open.
Three Fingered – Prehistoric Forest, Michigan
Read the write-up on Rediscovering Prehistoric Forest.
Loving Tim Ronca’s work. Reminds me of Eggleston and Shore – a full-color version of America (and its cars) you don’t see much of anymore.