23 Oct harvest [42/52]
I have to admit I didn’t get out much this week to take photos of everything I’d wanted to. Big fat pumpkins, a trip to the Farmer’s Market … these things were in the cards.
It seems my body had different ideas and elected to spend the later part of the week in bed. ugh.
So I was pretty glad that I’d already gone out earlier in the week, my camera and I, just goofing around. I got a few nice shots.
This house fascinates me. All old houses do. I want to explore and check things out. Unfortunately, I’m always by myself when I’m by this place and way too chickenshit to head in there on my own.
Plus, y’know, a roof falling in on your head or a floor giving out on you isn’t a good thing. Not to mention whatever has taken up residence in there. ack!
I pulled over for a quick shot of some cattails. It was pretty windy and a little difficult to catch them.
Cattails are cool. The remind me of my childhood.
This field? Gorgeous.
I wish I would’ve been able to get in lower for that shot. But that would have involved a ten foot ditch and a creek. heh.
And then we have this beauty. Not the first shot I’ve taken of this barn, and probably won’t be my last. I love the way it sits up on the hill like that, old and proud.
She’s magnificent.
And of course, I couldn’t resist adding a few textures. Barns just scream at me to do that ;)
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Gwen
Posted at 21:37h, 23 OctoberLove these! Cattails also remind me of my youth. My kids need to experience cattails, must take care of that! And I really love old houses and weathered barns. I live in an area with lots of newer houses, and when I’m driving and I see barns or old houses or glorious fields, I wish I could pull over and capture them. But I either don’t have my camera or I have a car full of kids and there’s no where to stop. *sigh* I sure enjoyed looking at yours! (and sorry your body sent you to bed this week, that bites. I hope you’re feeling better now).
janice
Posted at 09:59h, 24 OctoberThanks Gwen!
Slip a notebook in your bag and make a quick note when you see a cool location. Then go for a Sunday drive, just you and your camera. I love doing that. It’s totally relaxing.
lucy
Posted at 22:52h, 23 Octoberoh, old falling-down houses and barns speak to me. i would have pulled over, too. love the subtle texture on the barn photo. ah, fall!
janice
Posted at 10:00h, 24 OctoberI LOVE the things you find!
Alison
Posted at 18:13h, 24 OctoberBeautiful!! I love old buildings like the barn – so fantastic. Hope you’re feeling better soon!
janice
Posted at 17:26h, 26 OctoberI am! Thanks :)
Elizabeth Crocker
Posted at 16:44h, 25 OctoberOh man, I seriously LOVE your work! Beautiful shots!
janice
Posted at 17:26h, 26 OctoberOh man, I seriously LOVE this comment! :)
Laurie
Posted at 21:37h, 06 NovemberThis barn would be so cool to shoot from the inside with the light rays beaming through the openings.