Here’s another angle on yesterday’s barn. Today it’s in living color.
Category: Barns
Barn in black and white
I like the look of this shot in black and white.
Theme Day: Where I belong
This photo tells you a little about the place where I belong, Sequim (pronounced “Skwim”). It’s a small town on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State U.S.A. Rather than recite details of what this place is, I’ll tell you this: I lived most of my life in one of the most arguably beautiful places in the world, the San Francisco Bay Area.
I’ve lived here, in Sequim, for six years. I wake up each day eager to see the view out my windows. Yesterday I saw four bald eagles in flight. People wave as you drive by. Those mountains, above, anchor me and give me a sense of place. Is this where I belong? You can bet on it.
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Red roofed barn
I’ve been meaning to get back to shoot this barn in better light…hasn’t happened.
Really big barn
This barn looks to be in pretty good shape though I can’t tell if it’s being used for farming. It’s big and beautiful. Just think of all the things you could do in a space that size!
Barn rerun…sorta
This barn looked familiar when I shot it recently. That’s because I showed you the other side of it here. Not as close but from this perspective I had a less impeded view.
Hidden barn
Come spring and summertime this barn is well camouflaged.
Just behind it is this silo and covered area where the cattle chows down.