You could do an entire retrospective and called it "Barns A-Lot" by Mary Beth! I think it would be a big success. Especially if you toss in a couple of your non-tripodal moon shots! ðŸ¤
Hi Mary Beth, the second from the last barn has such an interesting roof line, something that I would not find around here. Wrapped hay bales seem to be popular everywhere these days. Thanks for stopping by this week, I hope to see you back again.
This is a nice collection of barns (I collect them, too!). I spend most of my barn photography time around Ellensburg, Enumclaw, and Walla Walla. But lately I've been trying to explore more backroads closer to home, and I've discovered quite a few "new" barns. Are you familiar with Washington's Heritage Barn project? It's a great way to find barns to photograph.
Your fairy is called Columbine Goblindancer She is a bringer of riches and wealth. She lives in mushroom fields and quiet meadows. She is only seen when the bees swarm and the crickets chirrup. She wears lilac and purple like columbine flowers. She has gentle green wings like a butterfly.
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You could do an entire retrospective and called it "Barns A-Lot" by Mary Beth! I think it would be a big success. Especially if you toss in a couple of your non-tripodal moon shots! ðŸ¤
My favorite is the weathered old barn with its red faded to pink
Have a wonderful day!
Hi Mary Beth, the second from the last barn has such an interesting roof line, something that I would not find around here. Wrapped hay bales seem to be popular everywhere these days. Thanks for stopping by this week, I hope to see you back again.
Oh, a marshmallow farm!
FIne collection of barns. I do like the red barn. It is such a classic.
A lot of character in these old barns, Mary Beth.
You always have some great barns...love coming and seeing what you post.
A great collection! The barn in the first three photos is my favorite.
The first barn looks abnormally tall especially in the side view!
This is a nice collection of barns (I collect them, too!). I spend most of my barn photography time around Ellensburg, Enumclaw, and Walla Walla. But lately I've been trying to explore more backroads closer to home, and I've discovered quite a few "new" barns. Are you familiar with Washington's Heritage Barn project? It's a great way to find barns to photograph.
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