Old Barn Photos
Jan 18, 2012 20:12:07 #
BUDDY36 wrote:
Now thst is what I am talking about Plusten. A great prized shot of an old barn that is on the way out. Not too far down the road these type of barns will be almost impossible to find. Shoot em while you can. Memories are a good thing to have.
Buddy 36
Thanks Buddy,,I have seen the barns an old log homestead cabins slowly disappear,,try to capture any possible,,Plusten wrote:
Heres a Barn I shot in Egnar Colorado. Was late in the afternoon. Egnar is in the Cortez area,,its Range spelled backwards
Now thst is what I am talking about Plusten. A great prized shot of an old barn that is on the way out. Not too far down the road these type of barns will be almost impossible to find. Shoot em while you can. Memories are a good thing to have.
Buddy 36
Feb 6, 2012 00:43:37 #
Fred Stuckmann wrote:
Amazing potential here, like some have said early or late in the day would be best. Don't know if you get snow, but that would be nice too.
I played with them a bit and you might like them this way too.
Anyway, keep shooting those oldies, they'll be gone soon.
One Jughead wrote:
Here are three more old barn photos. Let me know what you think of them.
Amazing potential here, like some have said early or late in the day would be best. Don't know if you get snow, but that would be nice too.
I played with them a bit and you might like them this way too.
Anyway, keep shooting those oldies, they'll be gone soon.
The day that I shot these was a gray and windy day. I thought it added to the appearance of the barn looking old and decrepit.
Feb 6, 2012 02:02:51 #
i like taking photos of old barns. We have a lot of tobacco barns around here that are not used anymore. so i thought i would share one with you.
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Feb 6, 2012 11:14:14 #
normanhall wrote:
i like taking photos of old barns. We have a lot of tobacco barns around here that are not used anymore. so i thought i would share one with you.
Norman....what a nice shot. I love the color and the general make up of taking the shot. You done good as my grandpa would say!
Buddy 36
Feb 6, 2012 11:56:32 #
Feb 6, 2012 19:30:04 #
One Jughead wrote:
Here are three more old barn photos. Let me know what you think of them.
Remind me of one in my area about 5 miles away that is in worse shape than this. The one I know of has already partially collapsed. Nice Shots.
Jun 11, 2012 17:27:09 #
I was out and about the other day, and took this long zoom shot of an old barn with my SX150is. Seems mother nature is about to reclaim this ones space, but evidently its still in use.
Jun 11, 2012 17:32:43 #
These remind me of when my kids were little and we would be driving to visit their grandparents. One of their car games was looking for what they called "elephant barns". They were convinced that elephants had trampled them to the point of falling down.
Jun 11, 2012 17:37:32 #
Boy Jughead..... this one sure got robbed from you :)
Your shots are nice but would be a tad better with the right lighting like some big cumulus nimbus clouds in the back ground. Many times when traveling I have wished for better lighting so at times we just have to do with what we've got.
Just my 2 pennies
J.P.
Your shots are nice but would be a tad better with the right lighting like some big cumulus nimbus clouds in the back ground. Many times when traveling I have wished for better lighting so at times we just have to do with what we've got.
Just my 2 pennies
J.P.
Jun 12, 2012 00:37:41 #
One Jughead wrote:
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Hey One Jughead..Good shooting..It is not always necessary to always take the GREAT SHOT. I say and I do take a shot that I like and it will be mine to do with it what I want. There will always be someone that will make comments about this or that but as far as I am concerned and I do care but if I see a shot I want I take it and get on down the road. Keep shooting at your own pace and if you desire then get more involved.
Buddy 36
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