spring sunrise

photo by rebecca wood

snowy day in the country

the "historic" ice storm didn't turn out to be so historic, but it did leave behind some snow. i sheltered at some friends' warm house, and got to walk in their woods the next morning before it all started to melt. i found this mysterious snow pond in the woods that was all japanesy on closer inspection.

photos and words by rebecca wood

the malone's

john and carolyn malone have a tree farm outside madison, georgia. they have collected old log buildings and restored them into guest cottages and a lovely home. many creative touches, and low key decorating prove that less is more, or at least more refreshing! there is also an awesome ceiling light that john made out of vines and fall leaves. that’s john standing underneath it.

words and photographs by rebecca wood

edisto subtle beauty

i went to edisto island in december- never had seen the marsh in it's winter colors. the day i visited, there was a heavy mist blowing across the marsh, adding to the somber and subtle beauty. enjoy!

words and photographs by rebecca wood

see-through fireplace

my friend, john malone, restored a few old log houses on his property. in one of them, he said it was just too dark, so he decided to replace the fireplace and chimney with glass,and just build the framework out of strips of wood!

words & photographs by rebecca wood

abandoned church

down in thomas county, we ran across this little church. the door was open, so we peeked inside. there even was a little outhouse- it was a little caved in, but looked charming, still.

words & photographs by rebecca wood

joe pye weed

photo by rebecca wood

Under a Tree

who wouldn't want to live under a sheltering tree hung with moss? the insides had a strange light from the ceiling being caved in. all so quiet now...

photos and words by rebecca wood

cotton

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photo by rebecca wood