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Illuminated and floating rustic oak leaf. I noticed the water drops but not happy how well I captured them. Still like it. :-)
South Downs National Park in the westering sun, West Sussex, England. Last week.
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For 121 Pictures in 2021 #81 "Rustic", this is a bait shop alongside the JFK Causeway crossing the Laguna Madre in Corpus Christi, TX. Like most bait shops, this one is on the rustic side, and is on the Padre Island side of the lagoon. It also has a boat ramp into the Packery Channel for those wishing to head out either into the Laguna Madre, or out the Packery Channel to the Gulf of Mexico (this channel is only big enough for small personal boats, and marks the division of Padre Island and Mustang Island).
Chose to treat this photo a bit differently, focusing on the contrast brought by the evening sun. This house looks to be made from old barnwood with wagon wheels and windmills in the yard but very modern looking window and the large HDTV antenna on the roof. Old car and newer car. Taken in Eastern Wisconsin.
I built this barn for my local LUG’s zoo display and have since modified it to be a standalone MOC. I used alternating masonry bricks and plates to create the wooden texture of the barn wall, and I added a field of zinnias and a rustic pickup truck to add color and country charm.
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During my recent sculpture class we were able to visit the working studio of a family that has been producing faux bois for four generations.
It was a visual feast, with so many interesting things everywhere! I'll be sharing more of these images as summer winds down. Some of the pieces date back to the '30's.
I loved this new-ish frog, in all his rustic-ness, on a bench clearly showing its age.
While driving around eastern Washington, I couldn't resist photographing this field of wheat as the sun beamed behind a cumulus cloud. The contrasts worked well converting into black and white.
Taken along a Kentucky back-road.
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Fellow photograph Jim D Baker and I visited what appeared to be a tree farm that was about half way between Tennessee and Carthage, Illinois. Just off the main highway, standing next to each other, were these two old wooden barns that were in a sad state of disrepair. This was shot as we were leaving to head home after the sunset.
In some ways, it is a shame that rustic old wooden barns like these are disappearing from the landscape. In a way, we photographers can preserve a part of history.
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