End Over End by beachzz
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Description
Looking from the end of the barn~~ it's open ended, probably used to feed the cattle. If you look closely, you'll see their "evidence"!!
Off to the right, you can see where the dunes are taking over.
Comments (20)
Great image!:)
Good shot. That may not be a handsome barn but it is well built. Bill
lovely barn and beautiull capture
I love this long shot down the length of the barn. Nicely done!
Super shot!
Excellent work! Nice shot.
super pov
Wonderful POV Marilyn! Hope you didn't step in any evidence!!! LOL... :)
Beautiful POV and shot!
Another awesome POV! LOL @ "evidence"...great capture!
Kind of reminds me of the cattle barn at my brother's old farm....excellent shot
perfect capture and perfect postwork
Nice light you have captured and those 'cow patties' are, well...huge!!! LOL
Great POV to this one Maz, A pat on the back :)
Awesome shot, great colors and light!
...just like a football splitting the goal posts on a field goal attempt. Stellar POV, DOF, perspective, and reddish ambiance in this shot, with plenty of cattle dumps to go around. Watch thy step!
amazing how colors change everything! Here, instead of curling up under those blue-grays (so melancholy and abandoned), suddenly there's an amber glow. You caught the feeling well. (It's almost 'peach' rather than amber, actually...) And the life under the rafters shows that life goes on even when the owners & large animals are gone. I could look at wood like this for hours, because of the many musics of its various states of life & decay. Your shots remind us that when nature takes over, these structures still fit right-in, because, unlike some human-made materials, wood never clashes with the land: It's always comfortable sitting there, just quietly chatting with the grasses & dirt & manures...Another rich shot in this wonderful series. (Glad you caught all these for us!)
its seems like it has been forever my friend. I have been lazy and bored but I am going to try and do a little catching up today. this is beautiful as always and I just love your pov. you have a great eye for what the shot is. Very nice
Very nice!
Love the POV on this one too!