Your presentation and editing are spot on! Superb! tigs=^..^=

I see a kinship, Carol, between you and a historical architect with whom I used to work. He would travel the country roads around my state, collecting photographic documentation on practically every barn he saw, regardless of condition. It was the occasional round barn, however, that would cause him to inadvertently drive his car off the road because of his rubbernecking. He banged up enough cars this way that he received a gag gift one Christmas of a hard hat with a toy car glued to the top. Despite the number of barn photos he shot, though, none achieved the artistic quality of yours. No specific color treatments, no filter work, no judicious eye to aesthetics as you apply to your delightful offerings. If it is safe for you, and approachable for you, I would be interested in seeing your interpretation of an occasional interior capture, with soft shadows, the dusty shafts of sunlight through roof holes, or maybe the occasional pigeon flapping from the intrusion of the photographer.

Happy Trails

-nik

You have done the old girl proud Carol.

Your edit makes an old barn look great. The only way to preserve some of them is through digital images.

This is definitely on its way down but a lovely job capturing it Carol.

Good find Carol but so sad to see these old barns in states of disrepair - Great editing as per usual!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent photo and work, Carol.

A stunning capture ... it is still beautiful.