Barns on the prairies

[invisible]

Thanks for looking.

 

[SarahTomlin]

ahhhh my all time favorite thing to shoot, barns. I love it so much!!!

 

[dak1b]

beautiful shots! love the barns and open land!

 

[MBasile]

very nice! I love both shots.

 

[Pirate Neilsouth]

The first one i really like , love the colours aswell

Second one is a little too sharp for my tastes

 

[invisible]

Second one is a little too sharp for my tastes

Don't tell anybody I told you this, but the second one doesn't have any sharpening done in PP. We'll have to blame the lens

Thanks Sarah (again!), Matt, dak1b (again!), and Pirate.

 

[Mersad]

I love them both invisble. Great work again.

 

[Dagwood56]

Great shots, so peaceful looking. Nice color, focus, and composition.

 

[Big Mike]

I love driving around the prairies and having the time to stop and shoot stuff like this. Thanks for sharing.

 

[_rebecca_]

I really like the first one. The warm colours are great. You've inspired me to go out for a drive and take some pictures while the canola is still yellow.

 

[HeY iTs ScOTtY]

just wondering why you didnt do the whole first one in sepia. barn pics look so awesome in sepia, monochrome, and b&w i.m.o.

just got a cool idea - red barn pic in b&w but leave the barn red.

i think im gonna go look for barns today!!! anyone else dig the idea?

 

[invisible]

just wondering why you didnt do the whole first one in sepia.

I was actually going for a warm orange tone just for the sky and barns, not sepia. Now that you mention it, the orange I chose does look like sepia.

Thanks Mersad, Carol, Mike, Rebecca, and Scotty! I'm glad that these barns have inspired someone to go out and shoot.

 

[Hokiehall]

Very nice shots of one of my favorite subjects.

 

[Beverly Stayart]

Rustic barns are such a wonderful reminder of the past. I like both photos, particularly the first one.

 

[Dmitri]

Great shots as always, Invisble. That first shot especially seems to be trying to pull some feelings from me. Kind of a mix of old and new, like it's saying "some things are lost to time, but something new will always follow.". I don't know why, but that's the idea I seem to get from it.