Old farmstead
Sears KSX-P
50mm f/1.7 Auto Sears MC
Foma Fomapan 400
L110, Dilution B
The subdivision where I live used to be a farm, run by the Ottinger family. I know the family’s name only because the park at the center of our subdivision is named for the family, and a sign posted there tells a little of the story.
When you enter our subdivision at its main entrance, an old farmhouse stands on the right. A family still lives there; who knows, it might still be the Ottingers. This is their driveway and some of their outbuildings.
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Hello! First of all I wanted to say how much I enjoy your blog and have done for a while. In fact you are one of the inspirations for me finally getting around to starting my own blog, something I’ve been going to do for years! I have a small links page, to which I have taken the liberty of adding a link to your blog – if you would rather I didn’t and would like me to remove, then of course I shall right away. Thanks again for all your enjoyable content over the years – it actually does encourage my photography! All my very best wishes Andy (www.andysphotoblog.org)
Andy, the beauty of the Web is that anything you find on it, you’re free to link to it! I added your blog to my feed reader. I’m pleased that my blogging inspired yours!
There is something irresistible to me about a classic farmstead.
Come to Boone County, they are everywhere!
Oh I love this one! Indiana has some gorgeous farms I’ve noticed!
Indeedy! Drive out of the cities and you’ll be surrounded by them.
We did manage a trip to Shipshewana already, I realllly loved that place! So many pretty farms and delicious cheese.