Some more to satisfy my barn fetish

[Paul]

Found some more old cool barns and outbuildings this morning that were especially frosty.

[finnbay]

I really like these old buildings myself, Paul. With the frost on the trees, these are really dramatic shots. All are good but I like the third one best.

[mmeyer]

Paul,

I really like those. That first one is probably my favorite of anything you've posted. Great Job. I love old barns too!

Thanks for sharing

[MN Shutterbug]

Paul, I believe you've found your niche. You certainly have a way with barns. They are some nice images. Of course, the frost certainly doesn't hurt.

[Dbl]

Third image works well for me.

[fishinchicks]

I'd have to go with the second image. The lone tree makes the barn seem so lonely and forgotten. I am always drawn to images like these, and often wonder what the history is with the old buildings.

[Paul]

All of these buildings are on the same site. If you put them side by side you would have a nice panoramic, if i uncropped them. They just made better photos, alone. In North Dakota, there are litterally thousands of old farm sites just like this. Not so much in the east near my stomping grounds but out west it is like a ghost. I guess even National Geographic magazine did a article and pictorial on the ND ghost towns, and farms. Recently.

[reelemin]

Paul - love!!!! the 3rd one. Awesome shots

[jonny_redhorse]

Great images Paul!....I've always admired those barn/farm scenes and try and get a few as the seasons change....

[Redstormy]

Paul I love barns myself. I'm an artist and I'm

always looking for barns. I love to draw them.

Thanks for sharing these all three are beautiful shots.

Red