This pioneer farmstead, tucked in the Reems Creek Valley, features the birthplace of Zebulon Baird Vance. The five-room log house--reconstructed around original chimneys--and its outbuildings are furnished to evoke the period from 1795- 1840.
This is gorgeous - so much so that the farmstead might be interested in producing postcards or brochures with this because it does indeed make me want to go visit the place.
I know that the house is on a hill but it seems that the house is sliding down the hill...wonderful capture...this is one of those times that the super bright sun adds to the photo..well done
Pretty scene in a snow wonderland not affected. makes snow look so beautifull and untouched. The whites seem not as white as one woul know snow to be. Mayeb a cold feeling was the intention but for this a whiter secne would have worked better I think 7
This looks like the Vance birthplace just outside of Asheville. I did a bluegrass shoot there one time. There wasn't snow then, but it is a NICE place.
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