Sandi, as long as the home baked cookies aren't ready, I've time to enjoy the interior of this cabin. In my imagination I can smell them (the cookies of course, lol) already.
Good editing in this very fine Wednesday B&W challenge entry, my friend!
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Fine textures in this Sandi. What a great old oven - it all looks very well cared for. I think the sepia suits the picture very well, giving it a real feel of the times. Thanks for entering it in the BWC. I am just about to add to the list now :)
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Sandi - Advertised as having wood paneled walls (well, also the exterior wall) and wood floors, the cabin would attract lots of market attention. With the old stove and kitchen artifacts, it makes a terrific scene for a sepia-toned photo.
Sometimes I feel like I want to go back to this way of life (not that I have ever been there) but it seems appealing in this modern rush, rush lifestyle. Nice.
Would you mind ironing a few shirts for me since you already have the iron heated up on the stove? I don't think it's safe to mix water and electricity so you might want to un-wire your water pump lamp. A good rework of your image, Sandi.
Good editing in this very fine Wednesday B&W challenge entry, my friend!