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Time Has That Effect.
Leaves in different states of decay taken from my garden. Photographed for Macro Mondays theme Decay.
This old house is located just off of Highway 153 in the unincorporated Marathon County community of Little Rose, Wisconsin. Sometimes it's difficult to tell if these old houses are truly abandoned. They will look deserted, but then there's a vehicle in the driveway or a satellite antenna on the roof. This one looked like no one was home, but there is an air conditioner in that upstairs window.
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You've seen me share photos of this wonderful decaying farmhouse before. I love to capture it in various seasons and conditions. It is decaying in style, largely due to being swallowed by vines and being located in a truly lovely rural scene. This particular moment had many of autumn's finer points available, and old faithful delivered once again. I used this image as the thumbnail for a new video that answers the question, "Is is the EOS R5 sharp?", as many have asked me if the sensor delivers as sharp of images as rival ones from Sony. If you're curious, you can check out that video here: bit.ly/EOSR5Sharp - or you can see my other coverage of the camera through these links:
Text Review: bit.ly/EOSR5review
Definitive Video Review: bit.ly/EOSR5def
Standard Video Review: bit.ly/EOSR5stan
Image Gallery: bit.ly/EOSR5images
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