Love Used To Live Here

Very powerful photo Nyla, congratulations on your sepia contest win.

Such a powerful and emotional piece, Nyla. I absolutely love this and voted for you! L/F

I like this....Nyla

Wow! If that doll could talk! L/F

100% concept!

Congratulations on your feature in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"

Expressive and powerful!Featured in IAC!

Nyla, awesome capture mood of this photo! Congratulations on your win! :-)/l/f/p

Amazing capture!

Nyla, Saw this over in the "Mad As Hell Contest" and voted for it there! This is such a dynamic image! It looks so creepy and sad, and abandoned! Wow.... love it in these sepia tones~ Excellent work! Fav'd and voted!

Beautiful, brilliant and powerful Nyla. This is extraordinary. f/v

Congrats on your VIP Feature in Dark Emotive Group! v/f/+ ~K~

Very expressive and and marvelous shot!! F/V.

Fantastic picture, I love the lighting :)

I love your work! You are sooo talented, and I love poetry, also. Instant vote & fave. Hope you return to the Minimalism in Photography group discussion. Miss you there lately.

This is so beautifully sad. I really like all the emotions this stirs up! Good work Nyla....

I was drawn to this photo. Excellent in all ways especially the title. V/F!

Great shot, Nyla, and I love the title. Congrats on your First Place contest win. Please feel free to join the Contest Winners First Place on FineArtAmerica, if you haven't already, and upload this image to the group. Here's the link: http://fineartamerica.com/groups/contest-winners-first-place-on-fineartamerica.html?tab=overview

Congratulations on your latest win. I voted for this piece because it said so much!

Sad, kind of spooky, very well done. Voted.

Love this!

Me again. I just saw where you live in Salem. We lived for a number of years in Baker City and Joseph, on the east side. I love western Oregon, especially the coast, but Joseph and Wallowa County, way up in the NE corner of Oregon is just about one of our favorite places in the world. Wallowa county has something like 30 mountains of 9000 feet, and when we left in 2002 there was not so much as one traffic light in the whole county. The movie Paint Your Wagon was filmed in the hill east of Baker City. Wonderful state!!

It is a real challenge to find words that would be fitting and worthy to attempt to describe the feelings, emotion, concern, imagination, reflection, and the crying out to know why this is as it is. Again, the b/w is perfect. Thank you and God bless you. f/v

Moving image. v