Yesterday, Pat and I meandered through at least two counties on yet another photo safari. We saw at least a dozen deer, 15 or so turkeys, four Sandhill cranes, five turkey vultures, and one rabbit. We saw hundreds, if not thousands, of wild flowers. But Pat was on a mission to find a good old barn (and she had the wheel). So when I saw this white barn so near to the road, I knew we would be stopping. I am glad we did.
The more I age, the more I appreciate the majestic beauty of age. It is a quiet, gentle beauty that presents itself and invites a deeper look. I hope my photos help you see the beauty in this aged white barn.
The Daily Post for photographers today is texture. This would be perfect. All you have to do is put a link in this post and it will automatically be displayed for others to view. Here is the link: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/textures/
Oh! That white barn is Right up my Alley,….delicious textures, peeling paint and atmosphere!
Thanks Sue.
Lovely sequence of photos, demonstrating different textures, on micro and macro level.
Thank you.
I love barn photos! These are beautiful details. Makes me want to know the story of that old barn!
Thanks, Debbie.
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