The Studios
From old house front to new one in 43 seconds
Makes it looks like the time flew by, which sometimes it did. This timelapse covers nearly nine months and contains primarily images when someone was present. It also makes it clear how little direct sun this north facing studio will get.
Waiting for moon to come out in the big field.
The big field has a nice shady spot under the cedars, big enough for 20 people in chairs. Cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.
Office in the far corner, main part open except for the posts.
Mostly done exterior.
Two outdoor studios, the east facing deck on the studio and the area under the big oak tree.
Several open areas and a path around the pond form outdoor studios.
temporary cold and dust barrier
Needed to have human occupancy of other side of big room before this place finished, so working around it.
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Twice now, during a gentle rain, I'll hear a drip and can see a wet spot here. Can't feel where it's coming from above. This is the western side of the place where the extension joins the house. Up on top is some irregular roofing due to house not being quite level, I think. In any case, this spot is under the hip valley where it meets at the bottom. What's weird is that during heavy rains, no leak.
Green screen cloth only allows a tiny bit of room to work with.
Plus this camera had a hard time focusing and the other exposures I made were way out of focus.
Some indoor mobiles made from outdoor stuff.
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On the north wall are two regular photo backdrops. One black and the other a green screen. Around the sides of the floor are curtains that don't quite reach the floor.
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