Not far from where I had taken the recent autumn foliage photographs is this barn, a barn I have photographed several times. Actually, it is more of a stable than a typical barn. It’s now defunct but I think it has a great rustic quality, especially with the accompanying fence. The stable also lends itself to a variety of processing styles: here and here and here. (might have to click on image to view larger)
Have a great weekend.
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Of the four you’ve posted of the barn, this one is my favorite. Both in composition and in processing. Nice job!
Really like this. The tone, color, and composition. A very unique take on a common subject. Kudos!
Dan
Nice, Northern State has a barn or two like this, love walking around and exploring it! I really like your decision on the PP, however, I really like the composition! Great capture Brandon.
Really nice! 🙂