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tesarver

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Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater House

17-03-2021, 21:00

Had to take a trip out to the western part pf pa this past weekend. We stopped to look at Mr Wright's house that he built in 1935 for the Kaufmann Family as a summer vacation home. Due to Covid, we were not allowed inside the home, but allowed to walk the grounds.

369A1297 by tesarver, on Flickr
f/13 for 8 sec @ 100 ISO

369A1299 by tesarver, on Flickr
f/13 for 5 sec @ 100 ISO

Both shots used a 3 stop ND grad & a 6 stop ND filter.
Camera EOS R w/RF 25-105

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Trev B

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17-03-2021, 22:05

Lovely shot Tom of a lovely location and most unusual house.

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17-03-2021, 23:15

Very nice shots. Saw documentary about this house some time ago very interesting vision.

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18-03-2021, 22:34

You have done justice to Frank Lloyd Wright's amazing design

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19-03-2021, 16:04

Nice photos

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19-03-2021, 18:21

Two nice photos of a lovely house.

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Bill53

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19-03-2021, 20:00

Nicely composed shots Tom.

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22-03-2021, 12:43

Well captured Tom. An interesting house, but I suspect the sound of all that rushing water would have me in and out of bed all night!

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Ems

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22-03-2021, 13:06

I like the way you have framed the house. I'd love to see it. Incidentally his mother was born about 10 miles away from here.
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