Desolate
Brightness amongst the barren45 total reviews
Comment from Christina05
Amazing scene that you have captured here Debbie!! Love the contrast of the red against the dead foliage surrounding the barn...nicely colored sky, amazing depth of field, and the clarity is excellent. I also like this angle, it helps to portray the depth of field!!
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Amazing scene that you have captured here Debbie!! Love the contrast of the red against the dead foliage surrounding the barn...nicely colored sky, amazing depth of field, and the clarity is excellent. I also like this angle, it helps to portray the depth of field!!
Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank you so much Ms. Chrissy!!
Comment from pgallmeier
Very nice rustic image you captured. I like how you caught the faded paint on the barn. I like the foreground very much as well. There is a line coming down just above the barn. Can't tell what it is. It is distracting. I am not deducting for it. Perhaps, you can make it disappear in photoshop or some other image editing software.
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Very nice rustic image you captured. I like how you caught the faded paint on the barn. I like the foreground very much as well. There is a line coming down just above the barn. Can't tell what it is. It is distracting. I am not deducting for it. Perhaps, you can make it disappear in photoshop or some other image editing software.
Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank you very much pg!! Papa mentioned that to me first, I didn't see it before posting, but looked at the upload again, have no clue, got slimed I guess---
Comment from poster puppy
Lowrider another great capture of the countryside in America. You always see to find the neatest rustic places. I don't know about you but I'm tired of shooting trees with no leaves. Where's spring!!
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Lowrider another great capture of the countryside in America. You always see to find the neatest rustic places. I don't know about you but I'm tired of shooting trees with no leaves. Where's spring!!
Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank you so much pup!!! Yep, me too, needin' some green, yellow, red, purple, anything but brown!!
Comment from jhughesphotography
Nice shot, Debbie! You have a great talent for photographing these old structures. Wonderful composition and clarity. Once again, I love the red!
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reply by the author on 31-Jan-2005
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Nice shot, Debbie! You have a great talent for photographing these old structures. Wonderful composition and clarity. Once again, I love the red!
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Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank you j for such a wonderful review!!
Comment from Rons Pen Art
There is history here, there is strength in the old oak tree, and you found yourself another old red barn! LOL At one time, the barn would have been new and the trees quite small if even alive! It shows life in this photo, the old and the strong. The tree as (in nature, continues to grow), the barn (is man made) and slowly deteriorates, signifying nature is stronger than man!!!
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There is history here, there is strength in the old oak tree, and you found yourself another old red barn! LOL At one time, the barn would have been new and the trees quite small if even alive! It shows life in this photo, the old and the strong. The tree as (in nature, continues to grow), the barn (is man made) and slowly deteriorates, signifying nature is stronger than man!!!
Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank pretty much wraps it up!!! Thank you so much Ron!!
Comment from Orion008
Partial strength here, was provided by that gigantic tree to the right; and I wish you could've completely captured it with this photo. Otherwise, I'm left guessing how amazingly powerful the view was, that only you were able to see. Love the bright red of that barn there- Orion008.
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Partial strength here, was provided by that gigantic tree to the right; and I wish you could've completely captured it with this photo. Otherwise, I'm left guessing how amazingly powerful the view was, that only you were able to see. Love the bright red of that barn there- Orion008.
Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank you very much Orion!! I did take a vertical with all of the tree, but the composition was not so pleasing to me although the tree was great the barn just looked out of place.
Comment from flash1290.(Sim)
This is another excellent piece of photography again LowRider,the trees are beautiful because I like the shape and stature of them.The barren dry ground explains the trees,and someone has plonked a building right in the shot!!!!Why do they do that??Superb work petal.
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This is another excellent piece of photography again LowRider,the trees are beautiful because I like the shape and stature of them.The barren dry ground explains the trees,and someone has plonked a building right in the shot!!!!Why do they do that??Superb work petal.
Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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LOL!! Darned ole barn spoilin' everything! Thank you so much Sim!!
Comment from jnxsmommie
You did a very nice job on this. Love how the red barn stands out against its surroundings. The offcenter framing works very well here too. Great job.
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You did a very nice job on this. Love how the red barn stands out against its surroundings. The offcenter framing works very well here too. Great job.
Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank you jnxs!!
Comment from ravemaster_007
This is a very clear shot. Sometimes its good to have a dead background, because then, the focus point becomes more clear and catching to the eye. I like the smoothness of the sky. The blue is so smooth and soft. Great job.
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This is a very clear shot. Sometimes its good to have a dead background, because then, the focus point becomes more clear and catching to the eye. I like the smoothness of the sky. The blue is so smooth and soft. Great job.
Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank you very much rave!! I do agree especially when you have a subject with strong color.
Comment from Papa
LowRider, this is an excellent, very appealing image. Great composition, with inclusion of the trees and hills in the background, neat and clean. The image is well focused and the exposure is good. What is that line extending from the peak of the roof, about a third down from the right apex?
Peace, Papa
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LowRider, this is an excellent, very appealing image. Great composition, with inclusion of the trees and hills in the background, neat and clean. The image is well focused and the exposure is good. What is that line extending from the peak of the roof, about a third down from the right apex?
Peace, Papa
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Comment Written 30-Jan-2005
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Thank you Papa, have no clue!