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3 years ago

Is this house in Indianapolis. It is absolutely stunning in all of its details.

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Adam Gibson Design
3 years ago
It's in Carmel, IN. Gary Nance designed it. He's amazing. So glad you like it!
Ned Campbell
Original Author
3 years ago
Nance homes are SO very nice and so are your photos! You have such a good eye and composition. Would love to know the neighborhood! If you don’t do aerial photos and ever need any, let me know. I am in Indy and own Eye Above Indy and do all types of aerial photography and videography.
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Ned Campbell
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3 years ago
I live at Geist and work in Carmel. Northsider since 1985.
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Good to know. Thanks for the compliment. It's in Bridgewater.

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