First roll of 120 film shot in a Spartus Full-Vue camera that I bought at an auction and repaired myself. Probably why there are light leaks, I really didn't know what I was doing!

First roll of 120 film shot in a Spartus Full-Vue camera that I bought at an auction and repaired myself. Probably why there are light leaks, I really didn't know what I was doing!

another view of the den/family room.

i like that this house has a dining area.

Living Room from Dinning Room1

できあがったキッチン。前の写真と見比べると分かるように、壁を取っ払って、開放感を重視。これでパーティが楽しくできる。

This shed is a disaster. Sarah and I plan to convert it into a coop for the flock.

A spa too!

firsthouse, condo, decor, emmylou, casadeemi

The Jacobs House in Madison, Wisconsin, also known as the Herbert and Katherine Jacobs First House, is a celebrated example of Frank Lloyd Wright's innovative Usonian architecture. Constructed in 1937, it is recognized for its historical significance and was one of the eight buildings by Wright to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2019.

This architectural marvel reflects Wright's vision for affordable, beautiful homes that harmonize with the American landscape, embodying a distinct blend of modernity and natural elegance. Tours of this landmark offer a glimpse into Wright's genius, showcasing his ability to create functional yet artistic spaces within a modest budget.

Our first house in Savannah, TX.

Should be ready around Mid April 2006

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Went to Galveston on 6.22.10 and checked out some historic sites.

-if you would like to buy a hard/digital copy or use this photo PLEASE message me here on flickr or email me at rstearnsphotography@gmail.com-

View from the corner.

The other bedroom, soon-to-be an office.

Family Room

Went to Galveston on 6.22.10 and checked out some historic sites.

-if you would like to buy a hard/digital copy or use this photo PLEASE message me here on flickr or email me at rstearnsphotography@gmail.com-

The Jacobs House in Madison, Wisconsin, also known as the Herbert and Katherine Jacobs First House, is a celebrated example of Frank Lloyd Wright's innovative Usonian architecture. Constructed in 1937, it is recognized for its historical significance and was one of the eight buildings by Wright to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2019.

This architectural marvel reflects Wright's vision for affordable, beautiful homes that harmonize with the American landscape, embodying a distinct blend of modernity and natural elegance. Tours of this landmark offer a glimpse into Wright's genius, showcasing his ability to create functional yet artistic spaces within a modest budget.