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Alter away - it's gorgeous!
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Ooooohhhhh!!!!!! [squeals like a happy little pig]
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Wow! I think I recognize this from Alias' pix as well! This must have been spectacular when it was first built.
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Looks like the Laundry but when i was there the washers were still there >_<
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It's odd - same shape as the timbers in the first pic or two. I like how the light comes through.
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High mounted door.. Very interesting.

Perhaps to keep people from ramming the door to escape?
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Wow! The colors and textures are marvelous!
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Holy hotdogs! I'm the first to see 'em! What a treat!
I think I recognize this board from Alias' website - is it the same one?
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Nice contrast between the old building & the 'new' chair.
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Dark Angel- Sorry but I don't believe in sharing. My motto is "Cursed are the generous for they shall be bled dry."
Just kidding! Actually, I plan to go through all the Visceral Axis BSS photos and write comments about each individual photo (the ones I recognize anyway), which I'll probably post over in the Belchertown thread in the "Current Events" forum. Hopefully, I'll do that within a week, if you or anyone wats to check it out. By the way, someone emailed me today, saying how they strolled around the grounds and how interesting it was. They didn't say one word about problems with security. They simply took a leisurely walk!
Motts~I wish I was rich. I'd be offering you book deals! I would love to see your work in a series of books.
At the Enchanted Forest's birthday celebration there were some artists selling their painted artwork of the place.
Also put some of their art up for auction there.
Have you ever shown your work in a gallery or done anything like that before?
Oh wow...I hope you go back sometime in the Autumn too. I live in Maine and I LOVE seeing trees arch over a road or a path through the woods like a tunnel. This is such a beautiful photo. In the Fall could only enhance it's beauty even more!
UPDATE~These two tea cups have been restored. The other that had been donated from a private collection has just been repaired. There are now 3 of the original teacups from the Alice in Wonderland ride from the Enchanted Forest at Clark's Farm.
Painted Red, yellow, and blue, they can be seen at different locations there. They may be used to sit in and are great for photos!
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Thanks, Candace has done a few self portrait shoots but she's usually behind the camera. I'll have to ask her the last question when I see her.
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Thank you, I don't make a living taking photos but this does surpass being a hobby :-)