Rural Tennessee by tennesseecowgirl
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A barn I captured recently, I hope you enjoy. Well I have class later this afternoon, so far they are a lot of fun, there are a few others in the class that have the same camera as me,so its been fun to compare notes, talk about lenses. And the intructors really make the class fun and we are actually learning quite a bit. By the way this one here was taken still with my older camera. Our homework assignment so far: Take your cameras OUT and take pictures, lol .. so I went and harrassed a poor Heron for an hour or so the other night.
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Comments (61)
I love the shot. You have a way of picking barns that a lot of photographers would stay away from because of their plainness, but you find the complexity and 'speech' in them. This seems to have no windows, though I'm sure many of those panels open, so it's frontally closed. But the details on the walls are wonderful, and your angle isn't all frontal, but a mix of frontal & side, a fine pov for a structure as big & imposing as this. You got the big old beautiful silo too (I love it), and a swath of the grass in front, either just coming in or perhaps freshly planted. The barrenness mixed with growth is a very midwestern sight, even though I'm not sure Tennessee is the midwest, technically. You allow full sky, in deep blue, which gives a vastness to the barn; and the hues overall are plain & bleached & not 'pretti-fied'. I think this is beautiful, the eloquence of a plain barn in the countryside, standing in its own strange dignity, not afraid to be gray and drab because it meant alot to some people and maybe still does, and with a surrounding that enhances its presence without pushing it too far. Very fine barn capture once again. And I love how some people are stunned at its size, lol: Yeah, there are some bigggggg barns in this country!