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This is a B&W HDR photo of a dilapidated, abandoned cabin. The windows and wall of one side of the cabin have collapsed.
A restored Norwegian cabin, once built by Ole and Anne Hellestad in the mid-1800s, overlooks Allen Lake in Hartman Creek State Park near Waupaca, Wisconsin.
Ilford Hp5 Plus developed in T-Max developer. Lake Agnes cabin. State Forest Park Colorado July 2022.
This is an actual cabin that the original settlers used in the mid 1800's in southeastern Oklahoma. I guessed it's size at 9x9 feet (3x3 meters) square. Inside there was everything one needed for comfort; a dining table and a bunk bed.
Anywhere you see a cabin around here, you can bet that water is very close by. There is a small spring coming out of the rocks just to the right of the photo.
I was walking the dog a bit outside Umeå, when I noticed this cabin standing, all alone, at the top of a hill full with sunflowers!
The old cabins at Caesar Creek's Pioneer Village are the devil to keep war when the wind blows. Lots of work done by a small group of volunteers. The results are a ton of history is preserved.
Daniel Boone's Last Home place in Kentucky in Nicholas county, near Carlisle, Kentucky, built in 1795 by Daniel Boone and his son, the family (Daniel, wife, 10 children) lived in this one room cabin before migrated to Missouri in 1799 where he would spend the remaining 20 years of his life.
Rosie's cabin is located deep in a remote section of the Dinosaur National Park in NE Utah. Rosie lived alone in this cabin from 1914 until 1964 without plumbing, electricity or neighbors.
Turner Hunt Clements, an early settler, built this log cabin in the 1820's. It originally stood on Georgia Highway 20, northeast of McDonough, and is one of the oldest buildings in Henry County. The last to live in this cabin were George and Shirley Kelley. Although extremely small by today's housing standards, this cabin was typical of what most farm families lived in during the nineteenth century. Families with ten children cooked, ate and slept in the one downstairs room and loft. We have to bear in mind, though, that back then people lived and worked outdoors most of the time. They rested on the porch outside and the children played outside almost all of the time.
It was only about 2 months ago, but I already forgot this empty symbol headed down the Cabin Creek. I still had an hour or two before the KNWA was ready to go east from Dickinson and thankfully the C&O side threw me a couple of bones.
Tom’s Fork is the one and only loadout down here from what I know, Let’s say he’s headed there.
In Cayeux sur Mer, these little huts on the beach are traditional of old-fashioned vacationing in Normandie.
With regards to composition, I was interested in the geometrical aspects -the large flat area of the foreground, the evenly-spaced cabins, the horizon line- and their rupture: the diagonal lines in the sky, the cabins of different colors.
I post-processed the picture with the darktable software. The most important operation was using the contrast equalizer: Starting from the "bloom" preset, I made the pebbles in the foreground shadowless, with very smooth and regular histograms. On the opposite, in the sky I started from the "clarity" preset and increased the contrast in the middle (but not on the sides, to keep smooth feeling).
Rustic cabin in Gould, Colorado. Enjoying the silence, full moon, and wildlife in State Forest State Park and surrounding areas. Powderhorn Cabins.