The Cottage Where Once Was Home ©
The Cottage Where Once Was Home ©
Vicki Ferrari
This is the place that I grew up, Albert, in the centre of New South Wales, Australia. The cottage is to the right and the wool shed is on the left. This was taken in 2005.
Nikon D70
Basic Editing with
Nikon Editor and Photoshop
Greeting Card with black background
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davesphotograp...
great capture and depth of field
Vicki Ferrari replied
thanks dave!
rubyjo
oh lovely! did i tell you i am living in the house where i grew up? i bought it from my dad. absolutely love it.
Vicki Ferrari replied
Wow! Lucky you, all those memories, new and old…. have you changed it much? I love this countryside!
Ruth Anne Ste...
That is really nice the effect makes it look just like a memory if you know what I mean :)
Vicki Ferrari replied
I do know what you mean, and I think I have had a view like this (at another property, whenI was much much older!) before, when three of us plus dog were on a motor bike after a B&S with no sleep, being more than a little intoxicated and my cousin losing the bike in the gravel….. then you get this view, from the ground up!!! Is that the kind of memory that you mean Ruth?!! I also recall thinking this must be what it is like before you pass out as my the back of head went scraping along the central western gravel! I don’t understand why no one was surprised that we fell off! I have never been able to work that out!!! Are you surprised?!! :))) Cheers Ruth! Vicki :))
Kasia-D
Lovely shot – I agree with Ruth that it brings over the feeling of memories, hot days without worries and responsibility. Not like Inverness though – that must have been quite a life change for the generation which moved Down Under.
Vicki Ferrari replied
I would say that it was! A very tough life, I believe! But hey, I think we might be a tough bunch, what do you reckon!! :))