"Go over there and ask him. I know he'll say yes," Julie said, encouraging me to speak to the owner of a house built in 1886. She was right: I was allowed on the property to document a house built in 1886 and the results are below. Indeed, Matthew was warm and welcoming as he allowed MyMrMallory and me to tag along this evening to take pictures of what we believe has become the oldest house in Wichita County. The thing is that the house is ruined by mold, so the current owners feel obligated to bulldoze it to the ground. My voluntary mission: Document the house with photographs. Later we will research the history of the house. I hope to document it here as we go along.
A cold front blew in at an estimated fifty-miles per hour as we drove toward the old house.
I hoped the clouds would embellish my photographs of the house.
Northeast view of the old house. (HDR image.)
Southwest view. (HDR image.) The distortion has to do with the effect of the lens.
Southeast view. (Distortion due to the effect of the lens. Okay, I DO need to read now the literature
FEK sent to me to tweak the wide-angle lens distortion.)
Awesome views all around as the cold front moved past us.
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