Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing

[TimothyJinx]

There is a little historic site a couple of miles from my mom's house, right next to the Ohio river - It's a 19th century farmhouse. I had always heard of it but I never gave it a thought. I had some free time today so I thought I would go get a few pictures. My initial plan was to get some shots of the exterior of the house since I figured there would be people milling around inside. I did take some shots of the exterior but I'm not crazy about them. I decided to go inside and see what was going on. No one was in there. It was very cool (figuratively and literally) and honestly, a little bit creepy.

There was no light except sunlight coming through the windows so I decided to get some HDR shots of some of the rooms. These shots are all over the place as far as composition and being level, etc. Also, I shot everything with my Tokina 11-16. I was trying to hurry before someone came in and messed up my shots or asked me to leave (by this time it was after their closing time).

Here are a few from today:
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[duceduc]

Very nice shots. Did you setup a tripod for these images?

 

[TimothyJinx]

Very nice shots. Did you setup a tripod for these images?

Thanks. Definitely used a tripod. I'm nowhere near steady enough to do this sort of thing by hand. I tell my wife I shoot handheld like a crack head in a roller coaster.

 

[CherylL]

Nice processing! #3 is my pick because of the light through the curtains. These do have an eerie feel to them.

 

[TimothyJinx]

Nice processing! #3 is my pick because of the light through the curtains. These do have an eerie feel to them.

Thanks! Yeah, I was a little spooked in there, but then I'm a big baby. There was a child's bedroom on the 2nd floor and there was a very creepy doll on the bed. I kept looking around to make sure it was still in the same place! :shock: