Come to the Table

Community Drive has two homes and several barns that used to be home to several families. I'm not sure if the properties were donated to the national park system, or if they were driven out by the Tocks Island Project and then taken over by the park service when the families didn't move back. When I first photographed this building several years ago, there was nothing inside it. Now there is debris and a table. Hmmmm...not sure what that signifies, but most likely it's some sort of homeless activity. More photos to follow- but I just loved the lighting on this one.

[katy]

A fascinating subject, and you are right about the light

[gloria jones]

This image has a neat painterly look to it.

[amyK]

An interesting composition and wonderful light

[Suzanne]

Wonderful light and composition

[Diana]

Such an interesting narrative and a wonderful shot, the light is great.

[eDorre]

Great composition and tones

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great shot and monotones , Interesting interior and looking out to the daylight !

[winghong_ho]

Lovely capture.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very well captured.

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Walks @ 7]

Stellar shadows, especially on black.

[Shutterbug]

Nice comp and I love the light.

[LManning (Laura)]

It has a bit of a Rockwell feel to it.

[Kathy]

Very nice scene. Looks like wood chips on the floor so maybe it's a workshop.

[haskar]

A wonderful b&w capture. It has so many stories, but they are all rather sad.

[Dorothy]

Very interesting, love the light.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@ljmanning yes, I thought so too!

@grammyn @seattlite @amyk @ankers70 @ludwigsdiana @edorreandresen @beryl @wh2021 @mittens @bkbinthecity @joysabin @shutterbug49 @ljmanning @randystreat @haskar @illinilass

Thank you Katy, Gloria, Amy, Diana, Suzanne, Dorre, Winghong, Beryl, Marilyn, Brian, Joy, Debbie, Laura, Kathy, Hannah, and Dorothy!

@randystreat The last time I visited this spot (about a year and a half ago) it was empty. The two homes on this road have not been occupied for over a decade. So, I'm not sure where it came from or why it's even in there. It's a bit of a mystery!