Old Things,Farms,Barns,Buildings, Plus

[DennisD]

Don't bother. They add a nice touch of contemporaneousness (Germans like long words). Why should the adobe building look like it was photographed a century ago? It's 2017, the building is still here, and there is beauty in that. A little interaction with the surroundings doesn't hurt.

Thanks, Michael, for your comment. (Great word, BTW)
While I originally had misgivings about the obvious wire shadows, I decided to leave them.

Les found the right button to push ! (Though I don't think he was serious)
However, that started me thinking again...
I like your solution. Brings me back to where I began.

[austin granger]

In an Abandoned Place, Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Jim Jones]

Austin, one of your best yet.

[Corran]

+1, like the "frame" of the broken wood.

[chassis]

Agreed, Austin that is a good one.

[austin granger]

Thanks Jim, Bryan, Chassis. I'm glad I risked the roof falling on me (any day now).

[jp]

Austin, I like the light versus dark, framing the vine that take over from the boards.

Deep inside though, I wonder if this is evidence of Kool-aid-man because evidence is one of your themes.

[austin granger]

I hadn't thought of that until now. Thanks jp... :-)

[bobbotron]

I don't get to contribute on these threads very often, always fun when I can. This is inside an old maple syrup shack. Even with the wide 65mm lens it's hard to get it in.

[kenj8246]

A relatively old Beechcraft staggerwing aircraft and an old Continental Airlines DC3.

Stearman staggerwing by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr
Continental DC3 02 by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr