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Monday, December 3, 2012

Two versions for barn charm...

 This is another drive by from going to Arthur, Illinois the other day. 
I don't even remember what I did to get this second version...but I really like it.

linking to Barn Charm

28 comments:

Ginny Hartzler said...

The second one looks a bit spooky, like a barn at night.

TexWisGirl said...

great roof on that old barn!

Elizabeth Edwards said...

i'm with you ... i'm quite fond of the 2nd one. neat!! ( :

Anonymous said...

You can hear it rattling.

Carletta said...

What a great sloping roof!
I LOVE your edit! Very artsy look to this.

Mari said...

This barn is charming for sure! I love the second shot too.

Kaya said...

And I like very much these two versions!!! The last version looks very mysterious.

Great find and excellent pictures!

Debbie said...

Both are beautiful rosé, I like the first one best!!

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

It does look a little spooky! And it looks like a perfect roof was put onto an old barn! Very cool effect!

Anonymous said...

I love these pics, Rose!

George said...

I like the second version as well, but the first version is pretty neat as well.

Karen Lakis said...

I like them both! It's fun to see what a few tweaks will do to change the look of a photo.

Small City Scenes said...

Ohhhh you spookalized it. Kinda cool. MB

Kathy said...

I like both. The second one looks like it was taken at night.

Cheryl @ TFD said...

Great photos! Looks like a newer roof for the old barn.

Elaine said...

What an interesting looking barn! The crumbling boards on the front of the barn and a new metal roof just don't seem to go together. Love MB's comment, spookalized, and that's surely what you've done.

EG CameraGirl said...

You captured the light almost as if it were night time with a flash. Very cool! I like the shape of the barn roof and I also like the fence.

Tanya Breese said...

look at the size of that roof!!

Anonymous said...

Nice barn. I love the long, sloping roof, which looks pretty new.

Nancy said...

Love that roof!

Anonymous said...

Have you seen those clips on shows where they flash a scene that's been hit by a nuclear bomb? The edit you used in the 2nd version reminds me of that! LoL! I like it & I like the color change, almost a sepia color! Very cool, Rose

Thanks a bunch for joining =)

MadSnapper said...

love the barn and LOVE the edit, to bad you can't remember because then i could try it to

Mary said...

The second one is sure interesting, whatever you did! Looks like it is nighttime and some lights are on. Cool!

don said...

This is a great looking barn and I like the negative version as well. It has a wonderful roof and sad structure underneath.

Ellie said...

I really like both your shots - but my favourite is your 2nd one. There is something quite mystical about it. :)

Jori said...

Fabulous barn!! i love the second shot too!

Faye said...

Changed day to night--that's a real edit trick, Rose. This barn may be old but it's still hard-working, I suspect.

Sally in WA said...

The second shot looks very mysterious. Nice job on it.

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