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Rural life in the 1870s is depicted on the Homestead Farm at the Chippewa Nature Center, near Midland, Michigan. This photo looks into the kitchen of the settler's cabin.

"The wood stove was the centerpiece of a settler's kitchen. In this room, young girls learned from their mother how to cook, bake and perform other household chores," says the sign near the door.

Various digital processing techniques and textures were applied to this image to create a vintage look.

Thanks to the administrators who have featured this image in the following FineArtAmerica groups:

Nikon Full Frame Cameras, 4/13/2017
HDR Photography, 4/13/2017
Images That Excite You, 4/14/2017
Phenomenal Club, 4/26/2017
Your Very Best Photography, 5/4/2017
ABC Group - V Is For Vintage, 6/6/2017
500 And Beyond Fine Arts Group, 11/24/2017
USA Photographers Only, 3/11/2018
1000 Views On 1 Image, 3/23/2018

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Welcome to my library of photos on FineArtAmerica and Pixels.com. After six years as a Chicago area transplant living in East Central Michigan, I returned in 2022 to to a new home in the far Northwest Chicago suburbs. I enjoyed my time in Michigan, where I had the opportunity to photograph local wildlife, especially the birds and waterfowl in State Parks and preserves that were near my home. But I’m now also enjoying the opportunity to explore the environs near my new location. Indeed, I see beauty and interesting things to photograph almost everywhere that I go. You'll find evidence of that here in the variety of the images and photographic styles that I have chosen to present. The bulk of the images in this collection have been taken...