JCook Loc: Piney Flats Tennessee U.S.A

Driving along a country road in Northeast Tennessee Piney Flats to be exact I came upon this humorous scene. Trying to decide on a title brought some chuckles. Being very familiar with "Taking the long way around the barn" something I've been accused of (guilty) I immediately came up with "Wrong Way Around the Barn". My wife suggested "Flying Barn", and "Heads Up" but a photographer friend suggested "Barnstormers". I'm sure many of you will come up with something funny as well. Living here in Tennessee barn scenes are as common as, well chickens. Many are worn and weathered rather than the more traditional red barn. Since this is the case I am beginning a collection in Fine Art America of barns and on my Pinterest board as well. Barns will be featured from you guessed it right here in Tennessee but will also be photographed wherever I find them. Since a lot of these wood structures that are sitting on land that used to be farmed but now being converted to housing or commercial development I see it as a way of preserving them as do builders who reclaim the wood to reuse in buildings, furniture, floors and many other places.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Neat!

RickL Loc: Vail, Az

Reminds me of my flying days and what could have happened
Love the barn

alby Loc: very eastern pa.

.....love looking at "old" barns. inside and out. inside construction even more interesting than out very often.... different old silos also peak my interest also. spent many, many hours in both

Swamp-Cork Loc: Lanexa, Virginia

Beautiful!

ncshutterbug

Very cool! I would call that "Taking a Short Cut" rather than the long way!

Jerry K Loc: oregon /michigan

Harrison....i told you, that's the wrong runway!

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

How about: "too low altitude"!

Retired fat guy with a camera Loc: Colorado

Reminds me of the movie, Secondhand Lion.

Spectre Loc: Bothell, Washington

Nice! Whoops....

sailorsmom Loc: Souderton, PA

Oops! Great shot, Jim!

planepics Loc: St. Louis burbs, but originally Chicago burbs

I was going to say it reminds me of the movie (which I have on DVD) "The Great Waldo Pepper" with Robert Redford. Could you re-post with 'save' so we could get a closer look?