I took the photos of this barn yesterday...so thought I best show it while it is still in season!
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It is time for Barn Charm again...a big thanks to Tricia. I don't always thank her, but I do appreciate her hosting it.
I took the photos of this barn yesterday...so thought I best show it while it is still in season!
I almost used the above as a stand alone shot...
but then I know how I love seeing different shots of the same barn so thought I would include these.
I actually have pics of this barn taken in a different season, you can see it HERE. Not much has changed.
I do see that the electrical cord that was leading to the ladder is missing...but the ladder is still there. Also notice the door up top...and look at it in the other post...the other photos were taken in the spring of 2011...well, they were posted in the spring of 2011. I am assuming I had taken them close to the time I posted them. Anyway, hope you enjoy.
I took the photos of this barn yesterday...so thought I best show it while it is still in season!
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23 comments:
i do really like the first shot. nothing better than a red midwestern barn in the snow!!!
The red barn against the white is really pretty...and thanks for showing us different views.
I love that red barn. It's very stunning against the wintry background.
Red barn in snowy surroundings, a beautiful image you captured here!
I like seeing different shots of the same barn - it's amazing how different each view is. This one is great - red and snow - very nice!
I'm glad you included the other views of the barn. My favorite is the second one. I really like the closeup.
Oh yes, I certainly did enjoy this post. I have a special fondness for red barns. I suspect that it was cheaper to paint a barn white, but that deep true barn-red paint is so beautiful. The redder reds just aren't the same.
These are beautiful! And I do think my favorite is the first one..it is rather like Andrew Wyeth.
It's a charming barn - I love that first shot!
Oh Rose, I love all the shots. So beautiful with the snow.
Nothing quite as striking as a red barn amist white snow.
The first shot is definitely worthy of being a stand alone shot. It's gorgeous! However, I'm glad you included the other views and the link back to the barn in spring. It's a great old barn with a of character!
Love the different angles you took of this barn! : )
There's nothing prettier than a red barn in the snow! That first shot is my favorite...beautiful!
i looked at the other post and i like the barn in the snow on this one the best. i like all the STUFF up against the walls in the close up
Great barn, especially lovely contrasting with the snow.
It's a great looking barn. I like your variety of shots that give us interesting views of the details. I did enjoy seeing them.
It is a lovely barn and I muse suppose that it is slowly falling apart. So sad but it has it's beauty.
Your remark about flying---I feel the same way.LOL sometimes I am soaring above all. It is a cool feeling. MB
I really like this one. It's one we definitely could see around here.
Still a charming barn and these are all great photos!
It is amazing how that upper barn door can just dangle like that. The red against he snow and grey background trees is really stunning. It is a barn that should be photographed in all seasons. I'd love to know how old it is. :) What kind of foundation does it have? Stone?
Quite fascinating to see the details, although it's your fist shot which has a real "wow" factor.
Oh oh pretty pretty, love that red in all that white =)
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