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Showing posts with label old barns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label old barns. Show all posts
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Rural Thursday: Down a Country Road
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blackberries,
country life,
country road,
old barns,
old houses,
photography,
rural thursday
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Of Textures, Barns, & Lilacs
Today is Tuesday and it's time to join the talents of other photographers at Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday, but I'm also joining the folks at Bluff Area Daily for Barn Charm. Let's start with Texture Tuesday. I so love textures of all kinds, the grungy, elegant, artistic, and of course vintage. I've always been drawn to the old and used, gently and hard. It's the stories that I concoct about inanimate and animate objects that makes all those antique, vintage, retro and yesterday's stuff so appealing to me. Whether it's a barn or a an old fame displaying lilacs, I'm intrigued and content.
Have you been fortunate enough to smell the heady fragrance of lilacs on spring breezes yet? I'm blessed with an old lilac just out my window. I can sit at the computer working and enjoy the elegant blossoms in every 'scents' of the word. (Bad pun intended) How could my subject not be the lovely lilac this week?


Want to read Tim Bowling's entire poem, Old Barns? You can find it here.
Have you been fortunate enough to smell the heady fragrance of lilacs on spring breezes yet? I'm blessed with an old lilac just out my window. I can sit at the computer working and enjoy the elegant blossoms in every 'scents' of the word. (Bad pun intended) How could my subject not be the lovely lilac this week?
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I'm linking up with Barn Charm on Bluff Area Daily More barn beauty can be found at...Want to read Tim Bowling's entire poem, Old Barns? You can find it here.
Labels:
barn charm,
lilacs,
old barns,
photography,
spring,
texture tuesday
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Into the Country
On Sunday, my brother and his wife accompanied me on a country photoshoot. We traversed the backroads in search of Fuji foto ops. I vowed a couple years ago that I would seek the beauty to be found in rural northwest Ohio and the search continues. Come along with me. Let me show you my corner of the world...
This old barn sits within a small country park called...Opdycke Park.
We journeyed down lettered and numbered side roads. Don't you agree...
An old country school sits on the corner across from Opdycke park...
What's a trip to the country without stopping at a farmhouse?
My nephew's daughter looks absolutely angelic holding one of the three kids born three weeks ago.
A race to the top...
In case you're wondering...Yes I tweaked every photo and some I added a texture or two. I'm still experimenting, playing with, and vastly intrigued by the effects created by textures.
Happy Spring!
"Can you imagine an America without a barn on the landscape? Is that the America we want?"
~ Rod Scott
From B & J's back yard I could see this old, tumbling down barn, so I zoomed in and snapped a shot.This old barn sits within a small country park called...Opdycke Park.
We journeyed down lettered and numbered side roads. Don't you agree...
"Horses make a landscape look beautiful."
~ Alice Walker
An old country school sits on the corner across from Opdycke park...
"School days, school days, dear old golden rule days
Readin' and writin' and 'rithmetic, taught to the tune of a hickory stick."
~ Lyrics to School Days by Will D. Cobb, 1907
What's a trip to the country without stopping at a farmhouse?
My nephew's daughter looks absolutely angelic holding one of the three kids born three weeks ago.
A race to the top...
"O for a horse with wings"
~ William Shakespeare
"I roamed the countryside searching for answers to things I did not understand."
~ Leonardo Da Vinci
In case you're wondering...Yes I tweaked every photo and some I added a texture or two. I'm still experimenting, playing with, and vastly intrigued by the effects created by textures.
Happy Spring!
Labels:
country,
horses,
kids,
old barns,
rural life
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