Since this is the first and only truly black farm I have ever seen, I decided it only fitting to post it in black and white. It sits directly behind the Rockbridge Baths Volunteer Fire Department and pass it each night on my way home from school. I just love that it is one of what I call the "one-of-a-kinders". This frame is from French Kiss textures.
Here it is in the original color with one of Kim Klassen’s “grunge” textures and framing by Coffeeshop.
This post is linked with Tricia’s "Barn Charm"
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I love what yo have done to your photo, seems to fit the barn so well. Quite an amazing barn.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on a beautiful photograph Genie!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much in advance for sharing at The Creative Exchange.
Have a great start to your week!
love the row of white windows too.
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks like a well built one...love all those windows.
ReplyDeleteI like the texture, it really fits this photograph well. It's a neat barn.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool barn! I've never seen one painted black. I like the windows too!
ReplyDeleteThat's kind of amazing -- the barn itself and what you did with the picture. You are so talented.
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the textures... really adds to the photos.
ReplyDeleteHi there - that barn look sort of "alpine" - can’t say that I know why I think that, but there you go!
ReplyDeleteI think I prefer the first image!
Cheers - Stewart M - Australia
that's a wonderful barn, very impressive.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment (a few days ago now!) on my blog - I'll keep an ear open for anyone who might be interested in a house swap!)
What a great barn.
ReplyDeletenice work with the old barn.
ReplyDeleteI see you liked my grass or what ever it is. Yes I like them too. If you want I can send you the original files so that you can make whatever copies you wish. Just send me your email adress.
Fascinating! I wonder what purpose that particular design serves? Great images.
ReplyDeleteBoth images look very old. Great work, Genie!
ReplyDeleteWow a Black Barn! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love, love this barn photo. I find barns fascinating. Great texture and overall treatment.
ReplyDeleteAnd get your violin bow rehaired - I started playing again after a 20 year hiatus. It's never too late...
Beautiful job, Genie. I love the texture and it would be great hanging on the wall. I found that on Lisa's download to pick from web, then pick frame automatically.
ReplyDeleteYou get a choice of web images and it's easy since the macro is usually the first one or two. try it!
David/ :-)
what a fascinating barn, pretty in black!!
ReplyDeleteboth pictures are beautiful!!
Very beautiful barn! Well done!
ReplyDeleteoh genie, this one is gorgeous! i'm going to have to come up there and find it! hope you are feeling better, saw on someone else's blog that your back was giving you trouble :(
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are really set off by the textures & framing... I've never heard of French Kiss or Coffeeshop... do you have the links? I've gotta check em out! =)
ReplyDeleteVery cool old barn & I love what you've done to both... thanks so much for linking up to Barn Charm! =)))
Once again Genie, I thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis sure is a beauty.
Very charming and I like those small windows too.
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It's beautiful both ways, and I have to say I do love black and whites, but I love the texture you did in the second one...fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove this shot n the edits really make it even more charming! This is my first time ever seeing a black barn...great find!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like both versions of the barn Genie but the B&W sneaks out in front. Nice treatment too.
ReplyDeleteA mighty looking barn! I like the rows of windows.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it's SO hard to choose.
ReplyDeleteSo I won't.
Love them both!
Great barn. I like the windows too, and the slope of the roof, which I assume is to help snow slide off more readily.
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
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