An evening drive-by shot from last fall...
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About Me
- Jeannelle
- I've been blogging since early 2007. I'm sixty-something and live on a farm in Iowa. I have a husband, four grown children, and seven grandchildren. Taking photos is fun and I like the blog because its weed-free, dust-free, and organized.
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13 comments:
Yes, it's beautiful evening and sky has these beautiful colors which I love very much.
A barn is very charming and very pretty. And lonely. Just by the beautiful trees.
Excellent photograph!
You caught this at the perfect time! It's a charming little barn and the tree silhouetted against the sky is very pretty.
What a neat little barn!
Love that big old tree as well as the barn.
Love the pastel sky, and red barns are a favourite.
What a beautiful evening sky!
what do i love more the barn or that huge awesome tree!! what a mighty tree. i bet it has been there for many many years. great shot. ( :
oh so pretty... cool tree
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Nice shot. It looks like a rural post card.
Cool sky, cute barn, great shot. What more could you ask for?
Noteworthy Musings - Barn Charm 129
What a cool photograph! The color and blurry effects make it look more like a painting than a photograph. The rustic look for the roof and the barn adds more appeal to the photo. This is perfect for a holiday card! Thanks for sharing. ;-)
==Kip Whitehead
Hey Kip, aesthetically, the rustic roof may look cool on the picture but it really it isn't; you'll never know when that old thing will fall off. Barn should be well-built and maintained well for the safety and hygiene of the animals and whatever stocks that it housed, and most importantly, for people who works there.
→ Elizabeth @ RoofProMemphis.com
I agree with Elizabeth. It looks cool, but in reality, it's not. That roof must be replaced immediately before accidents can occur. I'm sure the owner of the barn and everything under the roof are always at risk.
Rodney @ McKinnis Roofing
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