Abandoned Hearth
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The Republic of Ann · Dispatches from the Smokies
The Republic of Ann 
nice light 🙂
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Thank you! (I just found it though, Mother Nature set it all up for me.) 😉
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… and shadows!
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Thank you! Yes, the old natural stone masonry makes gorgeous shadows in hard sunlight.
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Besides being a good photographer you’re a good discoverer…..
Love this B&W shot!
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Thanks, Anna! It was lovely to get outdoors after so much rainy, gloomy weather and do some discovering.
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“Siete-seis” sezzitawl, duzzn’t she? B/W evocative discoveration ~~
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Well, I can see further with no underbrush and no leaves on the trees. In the summer, this would be invisible.
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You have perfectly caught this abandoned and almost sinister atmosphere, bravo! 🙂
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Thank you!
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I too love that chiaroscuro look!!
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Thank you! (You took me by surprise – I always think of the Dutch Masters when I hear that term!) 😉
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