Mabry Mill-2
Uploaded: November 21, 2010
When Edwin Boston Mabry (1867-1936) built his water powered mill in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, he had no way of knowing it would become one of the most photographed places in the United States. The mill, on the Blue Ridge Parkway, is now run by the National Park Service and has several hundred thousand visitors each year. Ed Mabry (Frelen6, John, Charles, Isaac, George, Francis) was one of the fifth generation of MabryÕs to live in this part of Virginia. He was born in Patrick County and is buried in Floyd County not far from the mill.
Joannie Bertucci November 21, 2010
Great minds think a like Dick! I just finished working on an old shot of mine of this beautiful place! Love the tight framing of the mill and the two tones give the scene a special feeling! #1329115Michelle Alton November 21, 2010
It looks wonderful, even after the prime foliage has browned. #9054590Ellen Hodges November 21, 2010
Super beautiful capture, Dick! The color and comp are gorgeous! Fantastic image!! #9054639Jeff Robinson November 21, 2010
Fantastic tones and capture Dick! Jeff #9054645Tammy M. Anderson November 21, 2010
Beautifully captured, Dick. #9054646Carol Eade November 21, 2010
Just beautiful, the tones and comp are terrific! #9054688Jack Gaskin November 21, 2010
A wonderful Capture Mill Foliage & Reflection.Back in the day I'll bet they'd sneak a gun out those windows and bag a Duck or Goose for a meal...
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Monnie Ryan November 21, 2010
Wonderful composition and tones, Dick! Always great to see this beautiful, historic mill! #9054985Jean-Pierre Ducondi November 21, 2010
Beautiful capture Dick. Love the tones and the fact you have the water in motion.Tiia Vissak November 21, 2010
great tones, reflections & framing! #9055354Kerry Hill November 21, 2010
Wonderful composition with lovely tones and reflections Dick! #9055472John Connolly November 21, 2010
This is as good an image as I have ever seen of this famous old mill, Dick! You have excellend yourself with this outstanding capture! #9055527Nancy L. Green November 21, 2010
BEAUTIFULLY done Dick, this is FANTASTIC!!! Wonderful comp, colors and POV!! <>< #9055908Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna November 21, 2010
This is ABSOLUTELY beautiful, Dick! :-) k #9055956Ann Coates November 21, 2010
Wow, what a gorgeous place and so beautifully captured Dick. #9056252Ann H. Belus November 22, 2010
Gorgeous country scene, Dick, captured superbly! #9058061Amanda J. Tanner November 22, 2010
Beautifully captured. The tones, color and detail are wonderful. Nice Job Dick! #9058252Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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