I have a passion for barns. I don't know when this started but I do remember that even as a child I enjoyed playing in the neighbors barn. To us it was a place to day dream, play hide and seek, a hang out, a climbing wall, a treasure hunt and we even had a swing in the loft. It didn't matter if it was raining or the sun was shinning, the barn was always calling to us. It was surrounded by corn so it made us feel like we were in our own little world. As a grown up I always noticed how well they were made and the usefulness of them. As a prim girl I always wonder what treasures they hold hidden in the walls or nooks of the ceiling. And as a photo bug I started noticing so many more than before and the angle potential of each and every one I saw. So now I take pictures of everyone I can and as we all know a picture can speak a thousand words. I will let you decide what this old beauty is saying to you.
It screams GORGEOUS! tfs!
ReplyDeleteI love old barns too as well as any old building. If we could only hear their stories,,,,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful challenge shots!
Old barns fascinate me. The more worn and weathered they are the more I like them.
ReplyDeleteI find old barns irresistable too. I especially love your first photo. It has strong lines to draw in your eye, vibrant colors, and even a few wispy clouds to fill out the sky! Well done!
ReplyDeleteLove your shots of the barn. Definitely fitting the theme "Broken"
ReplyDeleteI love old barns also! Your pictures are beautiful, Dolly!
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