This is a pair of sheds that I pass on the way to work that I enjoy photographing. The yellow shed is usable but the green roofed shed is done for. This is not far from where I helped the snapping turtle.Thursday, May 8, 2008
Sky Watch Friday 5-9
It's Sky Watch Friday and it's your chance to post your Sky pictures and go to Wiggers World to join. This is a pair of sheds that I pass on the way to work that I enjoy photographing. The yellow shed is usable but the green roofed shed is done for. This is not far from where I helped the snapping turtle.
This is a pair of sheds that I pass on the way to work that I enjoy photographing. The yellow shed is usable but the green roofed shed is done for. This is not far from where I helped the snapping turtle.
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Those sheds are pretty cool ... and I also like the powerfull contrast between the two photos!
A little work and those barns will be perfectly functional! What a great view.
very beautiful photos
Lol! I guess it takes a little more than a little work to fix this. But the shots are great:D
Petunia
Great barns..great pictures and great sky watch post.
Tom
Love them barns, Man! I see run down old barn remnants occasionally, and wonder why no one does a proper demo. But they make for cool photo opportunities, at least!
Hey, I finally went fishing last night! It was loads of fun! Now, I need to find a few good spots and buy more poles for the kids.
Ok, yep, I think that shed has seen its day. It looks like someone sat on it... wonder how much longer before it caves right on in!
Great photos.
I agree with sandy. I really wish people would try and preserve the old barns and buildings. They are so full of history..
That's really ramshackled! I love the shots!
Excellent photographs and striking scenery. A veritable paradise to spend quiet holidays. Bjs
great images, great sky watch.
great images, great sky watch.
Pretty interesting area! great sky hovering them.
If you have ever looked back through my blog, you could probably guess that I would love these photos!
Great taken. Beautiful view.
Very cool photos!!
What a great view!
great shots.
My Sky watch from Belvoir Castle Grounds are now up.
Beautiful. :)
Charming old sheds.
A very good motive.
Ida
I love the difference between the two shots.
I don't get it. Were they taken at the same time? The sky is so different. I assume it is in the editing.
great sky watching
Is it empty or someone is still managing it? Very quiet there FG.
Nice shots! My kind of stuff.
Lovely shots! I love photos like those two:)
To For The People: I took one at the beginning of April and one at the end of April. The winter lasted long but it got warm, wet and green very fast.
Love the sheds and the sky!!
Have a great weekend..
I have a feeling one day you'll pass and they won't be there anymore!
Nina at Nature Remains
Fabulous photos! I must say I love the sheds, too! Thanks for commenting on my blog - looks like more rain here tomorrow as well. =O
Oh!!! This is the kind of things I love to see and photograph!
Junie
Kinda sad, the old buildings have such character!
Would love to walk in their during cloudy day! :) Cool pictures.
happy sky watching!
I love seeing sheds, especially old ones!
I remember this shed! I like the second photo best.
Love these shots!
Oh i love those kind of shots, sad to see the sheds that way tho
I think the sky is great!
I like those barns! This is a great sky watch post.
Love those sheds. Great way to include old buildings.
Fantastic entry for SWF! Happy weekend! Hope to see you in my corner too..
Great shots!
Same places but different skies!
Love the music here! :-)
Nice view!
nice shot
Mine in here Thanks
great view
Will you visit mine Thanks
Good photos. I always like to photograph such scenes.
It looks like a good place to see some wildlife unless there is a development screened from view by the trees.
Thanks for your many visits and comments on my blog!
nice one for SWF! I fell from the sky. I'm a parachutist, and I missed my mark. Mine's up too hope you can visit.
This is a nice peaceful scene.
All the yellow the green and th blue make for such a lovely picture . :)
Why do they always make more attractive photographic subjects when they are falling down and useless? Really cool shots!
Great shots of this long-ago time. And I enjoyed reading about your encounter and rescue of the snapping turtle. I had never seen one until moving to MN and I posted on my experience last year.
http://nonizamboniblue.blogspot.com/2007/05/you-say-pliocene-i-say-miocene.html
Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful contrat!
Have a good weekend!
Luiz
It's sad to watch old buildings rot away, but maybe the green-roofed shed had a good life. ;-)
Great sheds and they need more than a lick of paint:-)
Great shots.
Love the contrast of the two photos!
I agree with your eg tour guide. Nice photos!
All it needs is a bit of reconstruction to make the sheds looking good :)
cool picsTommy V
i think it would be greener if its not during winter... that place would look great after the cold days...
nice photo... keep capturing many...
Those are some great photos. I love that first shot. Nice work, thanks for sharing. We have a lot of old shed like that around Iowa. I have often thought that I should photograph them.
Just calling back to see how ity went this week... you did well again with these great comments.
I have become quite a fan of these sheds and barns in the past year I've been blogging... it started of with one of Dots pictures then someone posted another and by the time I got to see the third I was hooks... same with the covered bridges..
Catch up again soon
tom
Seeing buildings like these make me a little sad. There was probably a time when they functioned well and hard, and now mother nature has decided that it belongs to her once again.
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