
I just happen to love old barns, and I try to photograph as many as I can, particularly those that are seemingly in their last days.
This particular barn sits out in a field of alkaline soil near Touchet, Washington, a farm community in the eastern part of the state. It was at least 95 degrees the day I had my husband drive on a little loop road so I could walk in ankle-deep soil to photograph the barn that sits alone. This image is SOCC.
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Fantastic capture... I love how you can see the sky thru the boards in the roof... I love photographing old barns, too, & this one is one I'd love to explore!
Thanks so much for joining, very much appreciated! =)
It is a beautiful barn and you wonder about the stories it could tell. MB
I'll bet it was a real beauty at sometime.
It still stands strong against a beautiful setting.
Love those shadows!
Carletta@Round The Bend
This one really appeals to me...I love barns, too. I have two blogs and both have a lot of photos of barns.
That's a handsome looking barn! It seems to be quite well "air-conditioned!" I'm a fellow Barn Charm participant!
Warm regards from EAGAN daily photo in cold, snowy Minnesota
Great SOOC shot!
This looks like a barn with an interesting history. I wonder what the pile of debris in the right of the photo is from.
What I love just as much as the barn is the tree just in front of it.
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