The top 2 is a shot of the front & back of the same barn
& the last is a different one...
May 28th 2011
Check out my new Barn Collection page, too...
It isn't completely finished, but it shows a pic of all the barns I've posted to date.
You can also find the link at the top of my blog.
& the last is a different one...
May 28th 2011
Check out my new Barn Collection page, too...
It isn't completely finished, but it shows a pic of all the barns I've posted to date.
You can also find the link at the top of my blog.
22 comments:
Hi Trica,
How do I keep get so lucky getting first place? I love your barn shots this week. The first shot is my favorite. It's almost like you were sneaking through the weeds to get the shot. :-) Love the processing too. Hope you are off to a great week!
So many fantastic barn buildings dot our entire landscape. Great shots. :-)
I love these pictures!
I love your creative perspectives of the first barn. I really need to get out there and get some photos of the barns in the area now that its spring! Maybe next week I can link up.
I really like the third photo though I admit I don;t have a clue as to what the barn was used for. :)
All great shots! I really like the third one. For some reason I'm drawn to dilapidated buildings!
Great shots...very creative.
I love the faded and streaked reds of the first barn and the way you took the shots.
The third one looks like a good wind would take that leaning wall all the way down. It fascinates how buildings end up that way. I wish they could talk to us. :-)
Hi Tricia! Love the perspective of your first few shots.... and especially love the sad image at the bottom. ;-)
I like the two different barns. The flat roof of the last one is interesting. Nice Post.
I've got so many barn pictures from Missouri. You are lucky to live there. such beauty everywhere. Your pictures are so vibrant and welcoming.
I love how you post your barns. Mine are mostly drive-bys.
Man, oh man! These are some beautiful shots, Tricia! I sure do wish we had more barns around here. I couldn't even tell you where the nearest one is! :o( All the better for me to enjoy them here are your place. :o)
I like seeing the bits and pieces...can't believe I had not commented before now.
the linky isn't working for me, but i thought folks here would appreciate an update on the maplenol barn in west des moines, ia. the district will move the barn to a church, where it will be used to store lawn mowers and other equipment related to its athletic ministry instead of taking it to public parkland for the public to rent for events.
visit it here http://maplenolbarn.wordpress.com/2011/06/14/more-information-please/
Can't seem to link up today
It looks like you found a hidden gem this week!
I just love old barns.
I love the blurred colors in the first two barn pictures... absolutely GORGEOUS!
I just love shots of old barns and yours are fantastic
Johnina
I like the way you've brought in the surrounding foliage and yet have kept the barn sharp in its midst.
You keep getting more & more creative.
And I think you would like Colorado...a lot!
My dear Tricia,
Very nice collection of barns!!!
I love the No 12!!!
Many greetings and kisses
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