While the Aussie barns aren't as grand as the US ones, they have their own charm and character... and rusty corrugated iron seems to be the common theme.
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"To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place... I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.” ~ Elliot Erwitt
Monday, February 13, 2012
Aussie Barn Charm
Here are some more images from our trip out west to Peak Crossing a few weeks ago. I didn't manage to get ant barn shots when we drove out to Beaudesert on Thursday (I had fences, cows and sunsets on my mind!!)
While the Aussie barns aren't as grand as the US ones, they have their own charm and character... and rusty corrugated iron seems to be the common theme.
More Barn Charm by clicking the button below:
While the Aussie barns aren't as grand as the US ones, they have their own charm and character... and rusty corrugated iron seems to be the common theme.
More Barn Charm by clicking the button below:
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9 comments:
Very nice! They looke pretty grand to me! I love barns...
Aussie barns are first cousins to Texas barns! Lots of corrugated tin. Better to rust and get a lovely patina!
these are great! i really enjoy seeing the differences around the world, although these could easily be seen here as well!
They're all just fine for Barn Charm... Aussie barns have some beautiful scenery to go along w/ them, so keep em coming!
Thanks so much for participating all the way from Australia, that's so awesome! =)
These little barns look very lonesome to me. They both need some tender loving care. The second one really put a smile on my face. I am trying to wonder what would be put under it. Such nice shots. genie
i agree with kathy - so much like texas!
Lovely photos.
Simple yes, but I love the one with no sides... the land is beautiful.
i love the roofs ... so neat. great color for your photos. (:
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