Door Prairie Barn

Posted by Melissa W. (Warsaw, Indiana, United States) on 30 April 2008 in Landscape & Rural.

A nine-sided barn house built in 1878 in LaPorte, IN.
April 2008.

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Comments (13)

Observing from Chester, United Kingdom

That's a really nice shot, and lovely color tone too.

30 Apr 2008 8:33am

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Such wonderful old buildings, beatuifully photographed Melissa.

30 Apr 2008 10:32am

paulski from Muncie, IN, United States

love them barns! nice capture...

30 Apr 2008 11:46am

Steven from Chicagoland, United States

What a peaceful image with barns in such great shape. I love the hedge created from the top of the trees; gives that above and below feeling.

30 Apr 2008 2:00pm

Teresa Durães from Montijo, Portugal

great landscape

30 Apr 2008 2:04pm

Rob from Velveetaville, United States

I really like your work Melissa! For someone who grew up in farm country this type of capture always draws me in. The subject and the over all image is very pleasing.

Thanks for stopping by my post today. It gave me a chance to see your work.

Rob

30 Apr 2008 2:34pm

Ron from Saint Louis, United States

Sweet shot, Meilissa! Really, nice warm tones throughout the image and terrific composition. I have a good friend from LaPorte ...

30 Apr 2008 3:37pm

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

A very pastoral and serene shot.

30 Apr 2008 3:57pm

Jen from Alpharetta, United States

Beautiful...I like the soft focus and colors here

30 Apr 2008 4:49pm

Graham Russon from Cape Town, South Africa

What an interesting scene, the composition and lighting are just great.

30 Apr 2008 8:54pm

danthro from Suburbia, United States

beautiful shot. excellent processing, colors, composition. and of course the great Melissa lighting we all know and love :) (albeit a bit altered from the processing i think)

30 Apr 2008 10:46pm

@danthro: Actually, the lighting isn't really altered that much (increased shadows and fill light a bit). This was shot around noon-ish that day, so the light was EXTREMELY bright and hardly a cloud in sight (not the lighting I prefer). I tried to tone it down a bit, but it didn't seem to help much. :/

Thanks!