Lovely shot, Jen. Looks isolated, even lonely, but still has a lived in look, somehow. Nice presentation.

Relaxing Capture..Wonderful house..Wish it was ours..

A lovely & clear shot. I really like the weathered look of the house & how the netting is draped around pier. I just love old houses & buildings from a different time & era. Looks like avery peaceful place. Excellent work.

Beautiful capture Jen! Such a crisp clear image on an obviously beautiful day. I had no idea such places existed, how interesting. Looks like it would make a wonderful get-away place today. Lovely!

I really like this....I mean I wish I had done it. Very nice...no...excellent picture. Great composition, clarity, everything. Love it.

This is a very inviting and attractive picture, with beautiful colors and an eye pleasing composition, well done Jen!

Hahah! Love the story and love the color and lighting. You did a great job!

Interesting and informative commentary jeenie. I have had some oysters from that area years ago. They were good. I like the oyster house. It is quaint, clear and sharp. The obviously moving water gives life to the composition. The lkight green grasses gives it the shot of bright color that it needs. Good, informative capture.
Pat

the thing with the house is that if you saw a grand shot of the area you would see lots of these oyster houses. i think the poachers woulld sneak in at night so all the people who owned and worked the beds paid attention. thanks for the kind words. jen

This shot is perfect Jen. Ur skills are improving day by day and that very good. The dreamy sky combined with this old structure by the water creates majic. Well focused and composed with good white balance.

Good clean natural shot, great balance light and focus, well done.

Great shot and thank you for the nice information about the image. I love oysters! What a beautiful sky! I like this!!

This is a very nice picture with an interesting background. I used to travel up and down the eastern shore between Norfolk and New Jersey and never had time to poke around off the main highway. Thanks for the history lesson. Great desktop too.

joann....i went on this little trip up the eastern shore of va. i found a man with a little boat who took me to lots of little uninhabited islands. these little houses are all over the place. thanks for writing to me about it. jen

Simple place and still a wonderful composition. The colours beautifuly saturated and vivid. You know how to present such places with all its charm and glamour. And I liked your intro very much.

Stunning shot Jen...'Oyster's' they supposed to make you 'sexy' !!!! Do you eat a lot then? Heh!....LOL You done well with this and I love it.......B:o)B

Jen

What a neat old house. I really like the character of it, which you've captured very nicely.

Jackie

I was surfing through the "new images gallery" when YOUR picture caught my attention. This is really a very good work from you, I agree with Priyantha, wonderful composition and execution as well. High marks from me...

I really like the character and feel of this capture! Excellent shot.

What a catch Jen...glad it isn't oysters you caught...there would be serious punishment! lolol...what a great story behind this house. I never knew that places like this existed although it makes perfectly good sense to me now that you said it. You have excellent color, high quality, fine clarity and the composition is spot on girlfriend. Very well done image. It is an eye-catcher for sure. Thanks for visiting ~evening delight~. The redbud tree is plentiful in Missouri. In the springtime, when you are driving, they are everywhere. They primarily grow along the front edges of woods so when on the highway, they are extremely abundant. We know Spring is here when the redbud bloom. Such a unique color they are also. I am glad that you enjoyed them. Your continued support, comments and critique are deeply appreciated Jen. :~)

Great shot Jen. Nice old house with a interesting history.

Vic

Jen this is a great shot. It brings back so many wonderful memories from when I was a young man.
10 by me if it ever comes up in my voting booth.

another lovely photo of time in the making.lovely photo

this also looks like the lake front out in west Chalmet of New Orleans. The opposing direction from the amusment park in Ponchatrain park. There are many old and delapadated, but plenty that are lived-in and kept up. (Lots of clams)