This was a lot of work. I've wanted to get this barn on "film" for a long, long time. There is no place to stop the car except right in the short drive of the house and I am rarely the passenger when passing. A few blurry drive-bys and I finally had an opportunity without traffic to slow down enough to get a decent shot. Early morning to boot.
Now, to just get a spring, summer and fall shot. There's always something else I want.
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Your perseverance finally paid off. Love the placement of the tractor off to the side and perched on a slight hill. All this farmer has to do come spring is just take the brake off.
what a beautiful location. heaven. i'm really enjoying the view. but if it is right near a roadway - that is so sad. needs to be off in the back country - where it is quiet & peaceful.
what kind of weather are you having in your neck of the woods? ( :
Really a pretty scene, Amy! It would look wonderful framed!
Beautiful setting and the tractor is a nice addition! I know what you mean about barns that are difficult to photograph. We have lots of those around here.
it's beautiful. the hill and the tractor add a lot, too.
Oh yes, I can see why you were so determined! Your shot is beautifully composed, and I love the tractor, too!
I would love to have that hanging in my living room. Love it!
Lovely morning light! It is as others have mentioned in a lovely setting. The tractor sits waiting for the farmer to begin the day's activities.
A beautiful place for season's shots, for sure! Oh & one w/ snow, too... if you get snow there.
Look at that green grass, so pretty.
Thanks a bunch for joining, Amy =)
Very nice colors in a winter photo! This reminds me I need to get a winter photo of Daddy's barn. I have summer and fall already.
I love this! The barn is great, and I love the tractor!
oh this is beautiful amy! your perseverance paid off!
I sure understand why you want this shot. There is just something about the scene! Meant to comment the other day, but fooled around and didn't. Think I don't have a mind, sometimes.
That looks like a post card with the tractor there, great capture.
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