Old Farm

I drive by this building almost every day. For some odd reason it holds a

bit of mystery for me.

My comment would be if the building is what made you get the camera out- feature it more. The sky does not add to the story here. Crop the sky just above the top of the building or re-shoot. If you go back try a wide angle lens and get close. Then even point the lens slightly down to add emphasis to your foreground try and see what happens, I think you like more. Good luck! Chris

Since there is a great bright, very bright area it would be advisable to give it a stroke and frame it white, or gray stroke and black frames!

 

PDE

Thanks so much for the comments! I want to say I have not been trained in any way. I have not been able to take even basic photo classes. I have been shooting film photagraphy since 1990. This is my first SLR ever. I got this Camera as a gift mothers day this year. I am enjoying and learning as I go. I currently only have my stock lense. I don't know very much as far as technical terms currently but that is changing. I want to wrap up by say thanks so much for the feedback. I enjoying the learning process....

Thanks again,

Shenandoah

For me this is your best shot of the barn and I love the sky.

This is my Fave shot I took that day too..... I posted this one first and then added the others.

Shenandoah,

 

I love old buildings & this is a real beauty. Looks great in B/W. Take care, Patsy

Thanks for stopping by to have a peek....;-)

This may be one of my first shots but, it is still one of my fave shots....