I found this barn quirky and full of character. Not having grown up in the country, I have no idea what might have been the purpose of this unusual structure. Standing there in that field, I was struck by the way the builders arranged the building with a pass-through and on the level, even though the place where they put it clearly is not level. I wondered about that old building’s many stories as that day’s bright sunlight illuminated the grass and trees around and brought out the textures and colors of the old wood in the open passage, doors, and walls.
Sep 21, 2010 | Categories: Land & Air, thePhotoTourist, Virginia Wine In My Pocket | Tags: barn, decay, field, HDR, high dynamic range, hill, Hume, Hume Vineyards, Hume Winery, In My Pocket, muliple exposure, old, old barn, scene, slope, tasting room, thePhotoTourist, tree, VAWineInMyPocket, Virginia Wine, wood | 3 Comments »
Rehoboth Beach, USA
Springtime shots of dogwood blossoms on a sunny spring day provide a bright contrast to today’s present February snow, ice, rain, and drizzle. Wasn’t “snowmageddon” a stupid rubric for the press to choose for a snowstorm? And announcing the launch of the new web sites, RickCollier.com, www.RickCollierImagery.com, and this site, thePhotoTourist.
Feb 22, 2010 | Categories: Land & Air, thePhotoTourist | Tags: American, American flag, blue, blue sky, bud, buds, Delaware, dogwood, dogwood tree, drizzle, flag, flower, flowers, home, house, ice, PhotoTourist, pink, rain, Rehoboth, Rehoboth Beach, Rick Collier, Rick Collier Imagery, RickCollier.com, RickCollierImagery.com, sky, snow, snowmageddon, spring, spring time, springtime, thePhotoTourist, tree, USA, winter, www.RickCollierImagery.com | Leave A Comment »