A good photographer will pay attention to the lines, angles, and curves in their image captures. These seven photos use lines in various ways (not always for the best). Look at the images and concentrate on where your eye is pulled. Is that where the eyes are intended to go? Which lines (straight or curved) are used well? Which could be better? Your thoughts are welcome as always.

In our meanderings through counties near us, Pat and I are both drawn to the beauty of old barns, houses, and sheds. There is an inherent beauty in weathered wood and the worn wrinkles of age.

We are reminded that the forces of time and mother nature are strong enough to being down once proud structures.

And even crafted metals fall prey to the persistent march of time.


Nature wins even against the most permanent of structures.

In capturing these images, Pat and I both had a sense of sorrow mixed with wonder and questions about what was and what might have been,


In these images, there is a beauty that new freshness can never know. Yes, there is a sense of loss, but let’s live boldly and enjoy the life we have because there is nothing we can do to make time