Stone by Stone is a photograph by Elizabeth Tillar which was uploaded on May 3rd, 2015.
Title
Stone by Stone
Artist
Elizabeth Tillar
Medium
Photograph
Description
Mount Chocorua, Chocorua, New Hampshire
"There once may have been 240,000 miles of stone walls in America's northeast, more than the distance to the Moon. They took three billion man hours to build. And even through most of them are crumbling today, they contain within them a magnificent scientific and human story. Stone walls tell nothing less than the story of how New England was formed. The stone wall is the key that links the natural history and human history of New England." (Quote taken from the book cover of 'Stone by Stone' written by Robert M. Thorson)
Uploaded
May 3rd, 2015
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Comments (18)
Elizabeth Winter
Beautiful stone wall and love the mountains in the background! Very nice Elizabeth! f/v
Elizabeth Tillar
Alexandria, thank you very much for featuring this work in the group The Artistic Forager!
Elizabeth Tillar
Rumyana, I am so happy to know you appreciate this piece; thank you very much for your nice comment!
Elizabeth Tillar
Chris, I am so glad you love this image. Yes, the stonemasons certainly did have quite a task; and there is much love in the workmanship of the stone walls I have seen here. Thank you so much for your positive response and for sharing this image.
Nick Boren
You composed this very nicely Elizabeth.... I also like those rain streaks coming down from the sky. :-) FV
Elizabeth Tillar replied:
Nick, thank you very much for the compliment and your specific mention of the rain streaks!
Deb Halloran
Hi Elizabeth, What a beautiful image...the colors and textures are simply amazing. Excellent composition...nicely done. v/f
Elizabeth Tillar replied:
Deb, thank you for your wonderful comment on this image. I am so grateful for your positive feedback!
Elizabeth Tillar
Berta, thank you so much for taking time to view these new photos! I am really pleased you like this one. The stone walls in New Hampshire are everywhere and so appealing to me. This one is my own favorite.