Last week we had some puddle controversy. The outdoor shower should be luxurious, not distracting. Who wants to be reminded they need to go home and mop their floor? Nobody. Especially me. My floor, which I am ignoring in favor of work so far, has a light sheen of toddler from all the ice cream served this past weekend.

Since I have another week to get this competition entry together, we are revisiting our modern, Cor-Ten, pool pavillion. I promise, after this post I’m going to be sick of it. Actually, I don’t think I could ever get sick of this amazing structure, which I just learned was originally conceived as a tractor rusting away in the field, but I promise to show you a different project next week since this is the 3rd time (who’s counting?) I’m asking you to chime in here.  Without further ado, here’s the big questions:

Which image best represents the outdoor shower?

Thanks for all your input. I really enjoy the discussion every week. And I hope you all have a wonderful Labor Day weekend. I’m thinking of crashing the Pool Pavillion…

If you’re new here, on Wednesdays I open up the comments for you to tell me which view from a recent photo shoot you prefer. And why. I love hearing what you have to say. You can peruse past Which One? features here.

You may recognize this house. This is an amazingly gorgeous Beinfield Architecture project in Connecticut that I’ve been lucky enough return to several times for photo shoots. It’s like being on vacation for the day. Except I have to wear real people clothes and it’s not so professional if I jump in the pool.

The architect and home owner refer to this project as The House in the Meadow. And now that the landscaping has had a chance to grow in, you can get a real sense of the meadow.

So, often times, in promotional material and competitions, you have to choose a single representative image to showcase a project. In this Which One? I’d like to get your opinion on the most striking image to represent this house.

Now that I’m writing this, I’m remembering last summer’s dusk shot which is popular with the architect. But, you know what, let’s stick to these daytime shots so I don’t get a headache.

I have a clear favorite. I’ll tell you mine, if you tell me yours…

If you’re new here, on Wednesdays I open up the comments for you to tell me which view from a recent photo shoot you prefer. And why. I love hearing what you have to say. You can peruse past Which One? features here. 

If you remember, the last time we saw this house it was in a mysterious blanket of mid-winter fog. I loved those pictures. But since this house was a finalist in Connecticut Cottages & Gardens Innovation in Design Awards, I decided to re-shoot it for the July/August publication. Dead and dormant trees and the lush of summer gardens do not mix well.

These images were sent off to the magazine last week and they will be choosing one. Which one do you think the Art Director will choose? When the magazine comes out I will be sure to let you know if you chose in accordance with their aesthetic.

So you know what to do, off to the comments!

If you are new here, feel free to check out other Sequined Asphault Studio Which One? photo shoots from the past.