I'm guessing they used the larger stones at the corner of the house to make sure the building was strong and solid and very small stones around the window as it would be more difficult to create a shape there so the small stones could fill in the empty spaces.
As buff says, amazing that you still have places to shoot, but I imagine the area is a very old one and there is probably a large part of your town that consists of buildings from way back when.
Very cool place you live, thank you for giving us a glimpse into it.
Thanks for the wonderful comments, y'all are the best! As for places to shoot, to be honest, I haven't even scratched the surface. This place is about one minute from my house, and all the others, I see when I am on my daily bike rides on the back roads. Honestly, I believe I would have enough subjects to do 365 days :P, that is if I had the stamina.
It's interesting how the stone work completely changes for no apparent reason.
ReplyDeleteThat you haven't exhausted all the stone buildings where you live is amazing! Another great, textural shot!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing they used the larger stones at the corner of the house to make sure the building was strong and solid and very small stones around the window as it would be more difficult to create a shape there so the small stones could fill in the empty spaces.
ReplyDeleteAs buff says, amazing that you still have places to shoot, but I imagine the area is a very old one and there is probably a large part of your town that consists of buildings from way back when.
Very cool place you live, thank you for giving us a glimpse into it.
Thanks for the wonderful comments, y'all are the best!
ReplyDeleteAs for places to shoot, to be honest, I haven't even scratched the surface.
This place is about one minute from my house, and all the others, I see when I am on my daily bike rides on the back roads.
Honestly, I believe I would have enough subjects to do 365 days :P, that is if I had the stamina.