I saw and photographed a burnt cow shed last week as I was looking to capture the beautiful fall we are experiencing this year. This has once been a great and huge shed. Even the ruins in the condition they are impressive at least to me. I will be posting shots of this place between my Autumn Vibes photos. I would appreciate your feed back if you also find this ugliness appealing, at least in photos?
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Oh, I don’t see ugliness at all, Ritva. I see magnificence in the sadness of what is gone. All that brickwork….such a shame.
Lois, thats how I feel too, such an amazing building at one time.
I do like them a lot and take photos of ruins whenever I get a chance.
janet
Janet, the ruins are a treasures for photographers,
I agree.
Particularly like the largest image – wonderful composition, very striking. A 🙂
Thanks so Much Adrian!