Things Fall Apart

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to decrepit old buildings. Especially barns, and buildings isolated among nature (moreso than urban buildings). Anyway, I can across this barn the other day, near Lewisburg, IL. Here’s a series of takes, all the same basic point of view. Which one is your favorite?


6 comments:
Hard choice because I go for this type of thing too. I think I like the last one because it shows more colors and textures.
Fayes Fotos is showing a series of old building things too. Due to some Blogger problem No one can leave comments, but take a look . They are really great.
i like the 2nd because it is an unexpected angle, a different view from the lense than an average shot.
I'd choose that last one also.
I like the top one best - it shows more of the building, the tree balances the composition, and I love the sky. I have a passion for old, rusty, falling down stuff too.
Thanks everyone for the feedback...
My take??
I really wish I had taken a shot that split the difference between shots 1 and 2. I like the bare tree alot, and shot 2 was trying to balance the tree against the barn. But it's a bit too sharp an angle, IMHO.
One of those times when I was really enthusiastic pressing the shutter, and vaguely disappointed when looking at the results....
Great pictures.I like the light and colors.Great contrasts and composition.Well done!
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