Hello, Sharon! It is a very unusual building! The cause of the distortion is foundation. I don’t understand the reason why the right and the left are different. You are a witness of the history. 🙂
Thank you for taking a minute to comment, Sharon. 🙂
The curves that boards form are elegant. It will be an interesting abstract picture if you take only a part of the wall. Nobody thinks that it’s the wall of the barn.
A sunken treasure in the prairie… I like the patterns created by the exposed beams and the gentle sinking, almost as if this old barn is just taking a nap 😉 Hope you have a great weekend, Sharon
Hello, Sharon! It is a very unusual building! The cause of the distortion is foundation. I don’t understand the reason why the right and the left are different. You are a witness of the history. 🙂
Hello Fotostream 🙂 🙂
Thank you 🙂
I think the foundation over time deteriorates from many decades of winter freeze/thaw cycles and also from heavy spring rains.
It looks like the roof was likely damaged in weather or wind and, for whatever reason, never got repaired.
It’s a wonderful structure full of character and yes, I am happy to witness its ongoing history!
Thank you 🙂
Thank you for taking a minute to comment, Sharon. 🙂
The curves that boards form are elegant. It will be an interesting abstract picture if you take only a part of the wall. Nobody thinks that it’s the wall of the barn.
That’s a great idea! I’ll have a second look at it.
Thank you.
🙂
A sunken treasure in the prairie… I like the patterns created by the exposed beams and the gentle sinking, almost as if this old barn is just taking a nap 😉 Hope you have a great weekend, Sharon
Thanks, Scott 🙂 That’s just a lovely comment and lyrical observation.
I hope you had a wonderful weekend.
🙂 🙂
I love the last two black and white’s Sharon, great composition and use of light .
Hi Nigel,
Thank you 🙂 🙂
I really appreciate your observations!