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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Horse Barn

Horse barns are pretty plentiful in our area.  I have decided to get out and start photographing the ones that I can easily gain access to.  


I adjusted the colors and added this texture to give it more of an old feel.   For more great barns be sure to visit Tricia

Happy Tuesday!

xoxo,
SouthernSass

23 comments:

  1. Hi SS, Thanks for coming to my blog. Hope you come back!!!! Tricia asked if she could add my blog to her Barn Posts... I don't do memes --but told her to 'go for it'... I do seem to post alot of old barns...

    Your horse barn is neat... Love the way you adjusted the colors and texture...

    Come back anytime.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  2. WoW! I absolutely love love love this - I love the texture, I love the barn, I love the doors, & I love the old feel of the whole shot! Incredible work!!!

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  3. Wow this is beautiful!! Great capture and the texture too.
    Old Barns

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  4. I love this - and the texture is pretty great!

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  5. Nice horse barn. I love your treatment of it.

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  6. I can imagine seeing all the happy heads hanging out the dutch doors. Very nice!

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  7. wow, this is great! I love the composition of this. I have such a hard time on photographing large structures but you did wonderfully. Love the processing also.

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  8. The photograph is beautiful, and I love the texture you used on it. So beautifully done!

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  9. Love this shot, you did a great job with the colors n texture.

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  10. Love your editing on this one. Really makes this image come alive! (P.S. Great question about the pros of shooting in RAW. I'll make it the topic of my next Tech Talk Tuesday on, you guessed it, next Tuesday! HaHa Thanks for asking.)

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  11. I love barns that have the tops of the doors open up so that the horses can stick their head out of the stalls! What a lovely barn. And nice processing on the image.

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  12. Great photos. I love the way you gave it the sepia look. Barns are one of my favs to photograph as well.

    Thanks for all the visits my way. Afraid I'm a bit behind (as usual) getting to everyone.

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  13. This is very nice. May I ask how you did it? Particularly the effect of creases?

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  14. it's huge...
    and amazing.

    i how i would love a barn like this!

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  15. I love the texture/finish on this photo. It's almost a postcard or greeting card. Very nice!

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  16. Love that effect! What a beautiful structure.

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  17. Oh, it's super! LOVE the processing!!

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  18. Oh, I really like this! I'm looking forward to seeing more in this series.

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  19. Just come across your page for the first time and thought I would add to the long list of texture comments that you have.....Sitting alongside the last eight or so posts I've looked at, it's all outstanding, superb work.

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  20. I think I found your blog right before my daughter had surgery...at the end of the first week of October. I am so glad you commented on my Time Stand Still post to remind me of your blog! I love this picture, and must say that even though I have lived longer in Indiana now than the years of my youth in Tennessee, I still consider myself Southern...there is just something about the people from the south. When we go down, it hits me every time. Or when I have to call somewhere there is a southern voice, I feel I have an instant friend.

    Sorry to ramble, just thank you for commenting. OH, and i LOVE this picture.

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  21. I love American barns, this one is especially lovely and the texture is gorgeous.

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