I am going through a B&W stage...seems like every photo I look at, I end up converting to B&W...just to see. I think it suits old, run down houses and barns...I think you will find it more interesting if you expand the view.
Yes, this barn DOES look nice in black and white. I took a black and white photography class many years ago, and it was so interesting to see the pictures being developed in the dark room right before my eyes. I appreciate black and white photos very much, Rose.
The black and white suits this picture perfectly. It looks like it should be in a history book. Perfect decay.
ReplyDeleteGives creepy look...
ReplyDeleteIt's a great photo. The details are amazing.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, it have a different perspective in B/W and I too have liked converting photos on old things into b/w.
ReplyDelete...the vines look to be holding the place together.
ReplyDeleteHello, now that is a fixer upper. Great find, looks good in B&W! Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI love it, black and white does fit this perfectly... it seems they have a window shade on the OUTSIDE.. I even love that.. I love the vines also
ReplyDeleteThat is a great old barn. Would make a good scene in a murder mystery perhaps. : )
ReplyDeleteI think black-and-white does a good job of picturing this old building.
ReplyDeleteThis looks good in black and white. Great photo for a suspense or mystery book. Have a beautiful day!
ReplyDeletePerfect b&w! Love old barns....yes the details are so neat to see, the fancy shingles's or scallops on top took someone effort to do it 😁
ReplyDeleteYes, this barn DOES look nice in black and white. I took a black and white photography class many years ago, and it was so interesting to see the pictures being developed in the dark room right before my eyes. I appreciate black and white photos very much, Rose.
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Love it in B&W!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful old home and wouldn't you just love to know the history of its occupants? I like it in black and white, lends an air of mystery :)
ReplyDeleteRose, What a great building in black and white! :)
ReplyDeleteThis does look good in B&W, almost as if it were taken many years ago.
ReplyDeleteI have to smile because I do the same thing--changing photos to B&W to see how they look! This is a wonderful choice for monochrome.
ReplyDeleteThe falling parts of the building shows the different processes that were use to make the house. It is a great house to photograph.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful capture. It looks very good when you enlarge it. Pretty contrast.
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