Turn of what century?

This house dates back to the early 1800s. I love the architectural detail of the corbels, so I had to turn around several times until I could find a spot to stop (on a fairly busy road) and take this picture.

My Get Pushed partner challenged me to take a sepia shot and make it look turn of the century. So, I chose an old subject to make that easier.

[Lisa Poland]

@lifepause Here's another shot I took yesterday!

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

Gorgeous building but what a lot of painting required every few years!

[Allison]

Beautiful shot and processing!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shot of an interesting looking house. I like the tones, too.

[Mark Prince]

Lovely old building, great shot.

[Annika]

very pretty building

[Jae]

Very good! Thanks! I love these old homes, almost bought one - lots around this neck of the woods!

[Art By Clover]

Love the feel and great framing/perspective

[linda]

nice light

[Sue Wilde]

This works very well. Lovely light

[Lisa Poland]

@steampowered Amazingly, our town was started in the mid-1700s before America was even a country. Many buildings in town pre-date the Revolutionary War and have been meticulously maintained in spite of the harsh winter weather we have.
@allisonraposa @mittens @markp @annika82 @lifepause @artbyclover @pinkpaintpot @swilde Thanks!

[Joan Robillard]

Lots of house around us like this. Makes it easy to capture an old house. They are so wonderful.

[Kathy]

Very lovely!

[Lisa Poland]

@joansmor @kathysview Thanks!

[Rick Schies]

It is beautiful

[Suse♡]

I really like this, great tones & atmosphere

[Margaret Obey]

Wonderful atmosphere

[Lisa Poland]

@digitalrn @susale @ceilidh Thanks!

[Jae]

@homeschoolmom - we have to change our tags - it is 84, not 83