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I agree, and while I think part of it is the organic nature of the subject, I also think some of that feeling comes from that fantastic quality of the photogra
by ryanwaggoner 17y ago
I agree, and while I think part of it is the organic nature of the subject, I also think some of that feeling comes from that fantastic quality of the photography. It just looks like a fairytale.
- staunch 17y agoLet's just say that if you sent a letter to that place addressed to B. Baggins it wouldn't be returned.
- TomOfTTB 17y agoI think you make an important point. It looks great but obviously the guy who built it had an eye for visual design and put a lot of effort into finding the exact right location. Duplicating his setup would be next to impossible. Conceptually though you could take any old patch of land and build a log cabin with the same functionality and general feel of nature (first one that came up on google: http://www.lincolnlogs.com/askabe.html http://www.lincolnlogs.com/askabe.html)
- KWD 17y agoWhen looking at the design I immediately thought of a Yurt. I guess primarily due to the roof structure. In this case, he just built it into the ground. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yurt http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yurt There are actually several companies building modern yurts. It's one of those fleeting thoughts of escapism I often have that is about buying some land and putting a yurt on it.
- gdee 17y ago> It just looks like a fairytale. Well applied HDR[1] does that to photography. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging