Fernwood Whitehouse
More from Fernwood while waiting for pie to be made ready at Patisserie Daniel, this time a couple of blocks away on Mason Street.
It took me several tries to get these images processed to my satisfaction. The difficulty lay the turquoise trim and pastel green door – I was a bit infatuated with the colour and was trying to get it right along with the patterns. Finally, when I threw out the colour I could get the ad hoc and rickety railings the way I wanted them.
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Canon EOS 5Dii, Canon 50mm/f1.4 lens, ISO100, +/- 2.0 E.V.
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burnt embers 
This brings back memories: my grandparents lived in the 2200-block of Fernwood, in a house not too unlike this one!
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Thanks Laurie – this is a few blocks away on the other side of Cook St, but it has much the same feel as the core of the Fernwood area. The first place I lived when I moved out from home was upstairs in a house a bit like this a few blocks from here as well. And now my daughter and her family live in Fernwood in one of these old houses too.
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The house and fence (?) really stand out from the background on these. The second shot is fascinating with all the horizontal and vertical lines. It’s a great composition.
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Thank you Ken. Fence? is a good way of phrasing it – there is not much fence left in places. The deck railing and the fence do compliment each other nicely and without a lot of effort could be brought forward away from the background – the lighting was just right for that – bright but not glaring.
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I love all the stacked lines. B&W really suits it very well.
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Thanks – that was what caught my eye – the lines all over the place. Once I got the colour out of my eyeballs, everything else fell into place.
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