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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- MGA and Prairie Willow Tree
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
This is a poignant reminder of my inability to hit the broadside of a barn. Looks like a few folks may have hit this one, though!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous weathered textured on the old barn! Love the tones in the first photo!
ReplyDeleteA lovely rustic capture of this old barn
ReplyDeleteLooks like this one has been abandoned. When the paint gets to this point I find it to actually be pretty. It shows age like we as humans show wrinkles as we age. You did a nice job with this capture. genie
ReplyDeleteThere's a real sense of heritage and peace in these photos (please don't tell me those are gunshot dents). I'd enlarge them and hand them on my wall if they were mine.
ReplyDelete"Time is passing by" - nothing is done!
ReplyDeleteGreat B&W composition!
Great patterning in the first photo!
ReplyDeleteThank you to everyone who visited my blog and left a comment.
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