This hay barn in upstate NY has seen better days. I like weathered, wooden barns and there was no shortage of them in rural NY and Vermont. As always, thanks for looking and leaving a comment.
---This hay barn in upstate NY has seen better days---
Although I agree with you Doug, I like to say that the lack of maintenance in this case has its charm as well, resulting in a very picturesque image. Very well done my friend.
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That barn could be anywhere in the Eastern USA. We have many in that condition or worse here in Georgia. You have made this one unique with your composition. I enjoyed viewing it.
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I do love seeing these old barns - aging and rotting make them so photographic - like the bales of hay adds character as well Doug - Great Capture!!!!!!!
Wonderful depth and composition, I also love old barns they really make great photo ops. Really like the lighting and shadows on the bales, marvelous detail and colours