13 January 2010
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Lovely picture. I like the the little bit of view out of the back window.
Cool capture!
Nice capture of depth and textures. That door looks so out of place though
Nice shot Beth! Where was it taken?
For the curious: The 1840s barn is on my mother-in-law's property outside of Philadelphia.
Love it! Intersting that the barn is outside of Philly, looks like it could be in Ireland or something :-)
Gorgeous. It's amazing how beautiful things can be if we change the way we look at them.
Oh, I just had to enlarge this one to see it properly! Great.
As a child, I spend my entire day playing in old barns. I sure wish I would have taken pictures before they were torn down or fell down. I love the picture!
I love old barns. What a unique photo.
*smiles*
I love all the different textures, lovely old building.
A beautiful picture - it makes a great writing prompt, too.
I love doors and doorways. excellent.
Great shot! I love it!
I have a thing for barns (not really sure why), and I always love seeing pictures of them!
Love this artistic picture! Great capture, Beth!
Nice photo ;0)
This is a lovely shot Beth!
This is so great = I reall like this picture.
I love this photograph. It's so peaceful, so rustic, so "essential" somehow. That's not quite the right word, but it soothes me. Very, very beautiful.
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