I have harvested cords of barnwood with rusty latch and hinge for repurposing for studio walls, doors, frames, and other creations, in an effort to create a nostalgic, romantic, muse-filled space in which to write and reminisce. And I built walls with old red brick and new cement. Perhaps predictably, I finished just in time to be invited to leave. Now I build only in my mind.
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Some things should remain lacked up… Nice textures, Sylvia. ❤️
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yes, I agree John
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Nice images, Sylvia!
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thank you ever so much Eliza
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Love the latch and weather wood.
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thank you Timothy
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Nice captures
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thank you
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Weathered and aged textural wonderful photos Sylvia 🙂
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thank you Brian
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Love these textures! And yes, some things should be locked up, others should be let go of…
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very true
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😊
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Great shots and a reminder of my elderly stage of life.
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yes, sometimes we need to be reminded of where we stand, I find
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Ages gone by!
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yes
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I have harvested cords of barnwood with rusty latch and hinge for repurposing for studio walls, doors, frames, and other creations, in an effort to create a nostalgic, romantic, muse-filled space in which to write and reminisce. And I built walls with old red brick and new cement. Perhaps predictably, I finished just in time to be invited to leave. Now I build only in my mind.
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But now Roger, you build differently
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Thank you for encouraging me, Sylvia.
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Nice, very nice.
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thank you Amorina
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“What’s behind the locked door?” I would ask.
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I would guess, rakes and hay
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Lovely on so many levels…..
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thank you Jet
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