You’ve got to get your ducks in a row. Seen during a short walk in Campwood Grounds, a unique, historic community in Ossining, NY.
Taken with a Nikon D800 and Nikon AF Nikkor 28-80 f3.3-5.6
Ducks
The Revolutionary Road Monster?
Well…not really. Just my friend’s son’s dog, Reina (See Reina). She just loves to splash around in their pool. I believe there are eyes in there somewhere.
Taken with a Fuji X-E3 and Fuji XC 16-50mm f3.5-5.6 OSS II
A visit to the Armour-Stiner House – One last picture
In the previous post I said that it would be the final set of pictures I would post on the Armour-Stiner house, but I couldn’t resist sharing this one because in a remarkable house this is probably its most remarkable feature.
Unfortunately, I didn’t take the picture, instead finding it on the internet. Why did I not take it? Well, apart from a couple of private rooms kept locked and used only by the owner, this was the only part of the house that we were not allowed to visit. I’m not sure exactly why, but the guide said something about the town not allowing it.
Apparently this room on the fourth floor was once the ballroom and the spiral staircase ascends to a cupola with what must be a spectacular view across the Hudson River.
A visit to the Armour-Stiner House – The Grounds
A final set of pictures from the Armour-Stiner house in Irvington, NY. The grounds are not large and there’s not much in the way of flower beds, but there are a number of interesting structures. I found the greenhouse to be particularly interesting. A number of the buildings are replicas of those that once existed, but the greenhouse is apparently a restored Lord & Burnham Greenhouse.
Taken with a Sony A7IV and Sony FE 24mm f2.8 G.
A visit to the Armour-Stiner House – Interior Shots
In the preceding post I posted some exterior shots of the incredible Armour-Stiner house in Irvington, NY. Here are some pictures of the interior.
Taken with a Sony A7IV and Sony FE 24mm f2.8 G.