Tiny House in a Landscape

I am a sucker for aged wood on old houses and this one is on the water and the lighting could not be better, to show off the colors.

Unfortunately, I don’t know who the photographer is or where this picture was taken as one of our readers emailed the picture to me and didn’t know either.

So if any of you can track that information down, please let me know through the comment section below. I’ll than update the post so we all know. Enjoy!

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36 thoughts on “Tiny House in a Landscape”

    • Thank you for that link. That site is a treasure trove of laughs about what the future would look like—houses, clothing, food. Most of it was thankfully very wrong. 🙂 Great stuff and the writer is brilliant.

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    • Judging from the distant shoreline, it doesn’t look like a Louisiana bayou – I’m from Louisiana and my parents lived on a bayou for about 10 years. The shoreline would generally have Cypress trees up to and in the water.

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  1. First look I thought of a ‘nice photo for picture puzzle’. Like the idea of desktop background. Perhaps you could win an award on this photo in some contest. You were right, the lighting does enhance the photo for great results.

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  2. I think it is a painting. The house is floating but has piling to keep it in place. A brick fireplace on the main structure? Also u can see some differences in the reflection on the water from the house. Nice painting anyway.

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    • I live in WA state, in the Seattle area. We have many houseboats and always have. Since brick has been a main feature of house building since the beginning, we have many houseboats with brick chimneys, as well as stovepipes. It just depends on if the creator wanted to have it look like a regular house from the land or not.

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  3. Yes- if you look at the pilings you will see that they have a metal hoop that keeps the house in place but allows it to adjust to the water level. Very interesting house! I wish we could see the whole thing.

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  4. There is a place similar to this in Bolinas, California. Downtown on the Lagoon. And it is or was a dental office (and probably home)
    Very similar.

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  5. I’m sorry but this looks more like a painting than a picture due the reflections in the water. I have never seen a chimney so well as a reflection in water. I have never seen water so still either.

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      • This could have been created by digital imaging software providing ‘HDR’ capabilities, other then PS, or, in camera, with a digital camera/phone providing the HDR feature. Otherwise, it is done by manual exposure bracketing with a digital or film camera and then processed digitally or in the darkroom. The results, are worth the effort.

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  6. I hear what the people are saying about painting. I think though it is a combo of a photo and a painting. If you look at it, you will see that it is an actual photo- someone above also found the source- but someone then printed it and painted the reflection. This is a fun a current way of playing in multi media art.
    I love the house. How relaxing to float a sleep away…

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  7. I have as going to say Florida and to my surprise John Stacey posted the link for the picture and its in Florida. Its a beautiful home, but I have to say, I can’t help thinking that The waterboy Bobbi Boucher and his Mama are gonna come out & catch some squirrel for dessert! LOL

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