In this post I return to North Cork and the abandoned farmhouse. In entering this building (for which permission had been granted) I left items as they were, no rearranging for an improved composition.
In the first shot I had to use HDR to get any detail, the contrast between the dark inside and the light from the yard being so great. From this room you might already recognise The Cup in Ephemeral I and The Crown Prince , which lies atop the pile of books on the table.
It makes one think.
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I would’ve loved to use that old farm house for some of my fashion photography ..beautiful colours and textures !
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Glad to see I’m not the only one fascinated by the mechanics of decay…
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Definitely not Frederick, it holds many a story…
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Great textures and colors.
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Thank you Jane, enjoy the weekend. MM 🍀
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It does make you think .. If this house could talk! I’m really enjoying these pics MM!
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Definitely beauty in decay….
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Thank you Sue, in full agreement on this. Enjoy your weekend. MM 🍀
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Thanks, Mick, and you have a great weekend 😃
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It does indeed, John. Such a substantial house but there is beauty in the decay too.
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So in agreement on the ‘beauty in decay’ Lee. Enjoy your weekend, MM 🍀
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