Before we leave Leiper's Fork, I wanted to show you the outdoor stage the town built. From what I understand, they use this venue for a number of cultural activities. On the day I took this photo, the stage was decked out for a holiday reading. Note that the stage's architecture mirrors the quaint architecture of the homes shown in previous posts.
Please note: For the next week (and since last Friday), I am attending an intensive residency for my new MFA program. Therefore, I haven't had the opportunity to elaborate as much as I normally do for my posts, nor have I been able to visit other blogs. I will catch up!
And, I've been tagged by Wayne from Dunedin Daily Photo. I'll post my answers in the next day or so.
Please note: For the next week (and since last Friday), I am attending an intensive residency for my new MFA program. Therefore, I haven't had the opportunity to elaborate as much as I normally do for my posts, nor have I been able to visit other blogs. I will catch up!
And, I've been tagged by Wayne from Dunedin Daily Photo. I'll post my answers in the next day or so.
5 comments:
Very neat way to incorporate the city style.
Would that MFA be a Masters of Fine Arts? Oh my.
And your photography continues to amaze me. You must be in a vehicle or on one about 18 hours a day just tooling around with a camera around your neck, snapping pictures of anything anchored to a foundation.
And the results are just stunning.
You are appreciated by me a whole bunch.
Congratulations.
Another great shot, Chris.
So they use this for cultural activities? Must be fun...
Chris, that is such a wonderful structure. I've enjoyed seeing the photos from this community.
I hope that your conferece is going well, too!
Thanks for the comments, everyone! Leiper's Fork is a really nice town. I forgot to mention today that Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman bought a farm in that area last year.
Abe: Yes, I am now officially working towards a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Non-fiction. I've sent you more via private email.
And, yes, I do bring a camera with me everywhere. I figure that that's the best way to capture Middle Tennessee.
Ok. . .I'm off to class! ;-)
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