This stone home sits atop a hill with a magnificent view of open fields and the Sudbury River. It is also a favorite subject of a certain painter.
This photo was taken earlier in the fall.
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7 comments:
I would love to paint this in any season. If I could draw that is!
Is it real? Does the world where live all these colors exist or is it my imagination?
Nice shot AntJas!!! Just beautiful...
hey cieldequimper- don't let lack of drawing stop you... give it a try!
I would think this place would be a favorite not just of your favorite painter, but of anyone who has an artistic bent.
And it is...obviously, 'cause your photograph is an artistic impression of this beautiful stone cottage and its surroundings!
Glorious photo of New England glory! Magnificent colors!
Magnificent!
Beautiful!
Happy Post-Thanksgiving to y'all out there!
Very beautiful indeed. The painter knows a good shot when he sees one. :)
My VW is cretic...ha-ha.
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