Angela Ramseyer shared the Mighty Micro House for this week’s Tiny House in a Landscape feature. Here is what Angela has to say:
“I’ve been following your blog since November when I finally moved into my own tiny house on wheels (136 sq. feet) on Whidbey Island, Washington. I started blogging about downsizing (‘right-sizing’, as I refer to it), tiny living, and on-going improvements in October. Since January, I’ve attended a Tumbleweed workshop and, more recently, the PAD’s La Casa Pequena workshop in McMinnville. I’m in the process of deciding my next step in tiny building, teaching, and consulting. Here are a couple of full moon shots I took of my wee house. Thought one of them might fit will under the ‘tiny house in a landscape’ theme.”
Thanks for sharing Angela, we’d love to hear more about your tiny house adventure as it unfolds!
Visit Angela’s website here: http://www.mightymicrobuilt.com/
As a photographer, I really appreciate the beautiful shot you made of your tiny house. For me that shot just resonates with the feeling of home. It speaks visually in a powerful voice, this house is more than just shelter, it is really is home. Perhaps greater still, it is an expression of one’s heart.
Dear Marvin, I don’t know you, but I am a ‘tiny house blogger’ and I liked your comment on “Angela’s tiny house on a landscape”. It had the essence of one who is in touch with their humanity, and might I say perhaps the universe. Hard to meet many with the same perception these days. So just wanted to share that with you. Happy trails with your photography!
Karen
Beautiful shot but at first glance I thought someone should call the fire dept!
Any chance of obtaining the link for his blog since Port Townsend is so close to Whidbey, it would be a great resource.
Here it is and I will put it in the post too. http://www.mightymicrobuilt.com/
Beautiful shot. Looks so warm and inviting. Calls to mind Tom Bodett and the Motel 6 commercial, which he always concluded with “we’ll leave the light on for you.”