Last fall I shot these barns, and in some cases I shot them through blurry windows.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
ABC Wednesday: B is for Barn
Last fall I shot these barns, and in some cases I shot them through blurry windows.
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A beautiful set of barns today, my favorite is the 3rd one!
ReplyDeleteGreat post sweet Carver!
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Léia
that first photo and the last are my favorites. i love old barns you can happen upon like this. they add such character to one's property. hope all is well. have a great day.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love barns, too! What a great choice for the B Day and what wonderful photos you have! I love the third one, too! Hope your week is going well, Carver! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
ABC Team
Lovely barn images and like the various shapes and styles too.
ReplyDeleteOld barns an monochrome goes hand in hand :-) Very nice.
ReplyDeletePS "Barn" in Norwegian means child or children :-)
Great shots. Those barns are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteold barns have such character.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Oh how I love barns too. It seems I never get very good pictures of them. They usually are in a place I can't stop to photograph. I have been frustrated so many times. I guess I have to take mental photos instead.
ReplyDeletethe next to last one is, IMO, the best
ReplyDeleteI like photos of old barns also. They all have their own characters.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy photographing barns, too, sometimes in colour and sometimes in black and white. They do make a fascinating subject! Love your photos! Have a great week,
ReplyDeleteLeslie
ABCW Team
There is something majestic, even in an old barn, falling down, or rusted...it a beauty all its own.
ReplyDeleteThere is something magical in the aura of old barns. I, too, have numerous shots of the local barns but none as spectacular as yours.
ReplyDeleteI like the Barn concept for 'B', great collection.
ReplyDeleteold barns are great, aren't they? You have so many fun ones in this post - good stuff!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteB for Broken Plate, come and see.
I love your barns and you can never post too many as far as I'm concerned! I especially like that one with the really rusty roof!
ReplyDeletelove barns, I got some barn photos, but I forgot to post them.
ReplyDeleteWhen you have a barn dance, please invite me.
I almost chose to post barns also. Have camera, will take photos of barns. I should have grown up on a farm.
ReplyDeleteWonderful barns, Carver. I like the second photo, a traditional autumn scene, but there's something about the last one, with all the produce, that I like, too.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Carver....Thanks for the barn series. I have been fascinated with them for the 30 years we’ve lived here in rural Virginia. They are all so different. I’ve taken many pictures of them on my rides around the county, and one of these days I will have to do a series myself. The variation of color, style and condition of these barns is so interesting. Loved the post.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful old barns! I love old buildings like that.
ReplyDeleteThe red one and the rusty roof one are my favs :)
I love barns and the countryside they reside in and your photographs capture both so well!
ReplyDeleteHelen Mac, ABC Team
Como sempre, você surpeendendo nas suas fotos em originalidade e beleza!
ReplyDeletegreat find! I love barns too, especially the old ones with all sorts of character. Great shots!
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