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In the little historic township of Arrowtown we were taken on a walk of discovery to find the Chinese Settlement. This was built by the Chinese from 1868. Some parts, and buildings have been recreated. Ah Lum's Store is original. Consists of two tiny rooms and a larger room, which held the stores. I didn't realise until checking over the images later that 'someone' was looking in the window as I was looking out. Who it was I'll never know.
Two images, stitched together, Regenia.
8 responses
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Regenia Brabham gave props (4 Jan 2012):
This is cool! I can't tell if this is your pov or a stich. Either way, I love it. I am going to come back when you have your description up.
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Donna Mullins gave props (4 Jan 2012):
Very cool photo! Peeking in and peeking out. great job and very creative!
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Donald Garrett gave props (4 Jan 2012):
I agree with both. Great image, Sue!
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Susan Littlefield gave props (6 Jan 2012):
Great job on this one! I love discovering on the computer what I missed on the camera.
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John Linton gave props (10 Jan 2012):
Diptychtastic!
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Oregon Curly gave props (13 Jan 2012):
Wonderful! perhaps that is a ghost from earlier times at the store ....??
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Judy and Wayne Wanamaker gave props (28 Jan 2012):
Fantastic diptych! The little store is so quaint, and seems to have so many stories. The ghostly figure looking through the window appears to be connected to the past.
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Christopher J Chalk gave props (18 Feb 2012):
Awesome narrative about that lady behind the window, I would not have seen her if you didn't mention it Sue. I am sure that place is haunted..........LOL.Excellent diptych Sue ♥
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