I had this tree that I thought would go great on the front lawn of this mansion.
Its pretty narly so it fits right in. Here are a few shots.
Sunday, June 29, 2014
An addition to the abandoned mansion
Greetings everyone,
I had this tree that I thought would go great on the front lawn of this mansion.
Its pretty narly so it fits right in. Here are a few shots.
I had this tree that I thought would go great on the front lawn of this mansion.
Its pretty narly so it fits right in. Here are a few shots.
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Abandoned
Greetings everyone,
Most of you know the kind of work that I do. It has to look old, beat up run down and has generally seen better days, so as you can well imagine when I saw this photo of a New Orleans abandoned mansion with all its character, I had to try and reproduce it. The photo didnt show the whole building, so I only made a part of it. Here are some shots.
Most of you know the kind of work that I do. It has to look old, beat up run down and has generally seen better days, so as you can well imagine when I saw this photo of a New Orleans abandoned mansion with all its character, I had to try and reproduce it. The photo didnt show the whole building, so I only made a part of it. Here are some shots.
Monday, June 16, 2014
The Lee Photographic Gallery
Greetings everyone,
During the Civil War, there were two photographers from Richmond JW and WW Davies. They were so Pro Southern and Pro Confederate that they named their business after Robert E Lee. The logo you see on the building is extremely rare even tho there is an example of an envelope dated 1875 from these brothers and their business, 10 years after the end of the war. I'm lucky enough to have a photo fron the Civil War era with this backmark on it. I have never seen another one. Here are some shots of my latest creation.
During the Civil War, there were two photographers from Richmond JW and WW Davies. They were so Pro Southern and Pro Confederate that they named their business after Robert E Lee. The logo you see on the building is extremely rare even tho there is an example of an envelope dated 1875 from these brothers and their business, 10 years after the end of the war. I'm lucky enough to have a photo fron the Civil War era with this backmark on it. I have never seen another one. Here are some shots of my latest creation.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Another brick building graces the medieval landscape
Greetings everyone,
This building was at one time wood and has been redone in brick...I think it fits in with the others pretty well...here are some shots
This building was at one time wood and has been redone in brick...I think it fits in with the others pretty well...here are some shots
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