Feed & Grain Store, 2016
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Great study of silos. Thanks for your visit.
ReplyDeleteThe sky perfectly complements the structures. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteVery well framed.
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Looks very arty!
ReplyDeleteSteel grey sheds and steel grey sky, looks ominous, like a tornado is coming!
ReplyDeleteGray on gray. All I can think of is the PBS story I saw on the boy that fell in the grain and how hard and long it took to save him from suffocating.
ReplyDeleteStark, I like it.
ReplyDeletelove those silos ... not long ago a childhood friend reached out via FB ... we reconnected .. she looked at my photos of water towers and then send me a photo of some grain silos which she thought were water towers .. i was glad she couldn't see or hear me when i laughed ...
ReplyDeleteEverything about it is perfection!
ReplyDeleteWonderful light and choice of subject for it!
ReplyDeleteA great shot! Like the grey and steel tones!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a painting.
ReplyDeleteLooks like my neck of the woods! Very nice shot.
ReplyDeleteLove this... Happy Wordless Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand shot - love this!
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Stark and also beautiful photo. You should be proud.
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This picture could be from around here. They are so second nature, I have never thought of them for a picture!
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