The Barn
Posted: March 22, 2012 Filed under: Photoart Friday, rural | Tags: barn, photo art, rural 35 Comments »I couldn’t decide which version I liked better, so I used both.
I did this one first.
Then I decided to add another texture which warmed it up a little.
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Wow, Pat! Both are terrific! It’s such a great barn image to begin with.
This was interesting Pat. Such different feelings from each photo. I like both for different reasons.
Hmmmmm, I can’t decide either, Pat but maybe the second one has a slight edge for me.
Both of them are wonderful, and I think each convey a different mood.
Beautifully done!
hmmm. i really like ‘em both, too. would hate to pass up one for the other…
I am liking the sepia toned one. Looks warm and vintage. Nice job.
Don’t you love digital, when you can post and keep several, too?!
Lots of fun!
Greetings from Cottage Country!
It’s amazing what different moods the different tints create! Normally I would prefer an old barn in sepia, but the first image grabs me more this time. Great work Pat. Thank you for sharing it with Photo Art Friday.
I love both too although the sepia is a nose ahead for me, gorgeous
I like them both..
I loved the b&w, but then I got to the sepia version and loved it, too! If I had to choose, I’d probably pick the second one as my favourite.
Both are beautiful, but my favourite is the second one.
I like the warmth of the second one. Was there also an effect to make the boards on the barn look wavy? I like how you worked the photos!
In Photoshop I used the Distort filter – Glass – Blocks. I just kept playing around with the parameters until I got something I liked..
they are both great, but personally,; as a personal choice I lean towards the sepia toned . . .
I like the warmed up image most. Nicely done.
I am a sucker for black and white; however, I think the sepia toned image grabbed me, too, this time. They are both lovely. The texture of the barn may show through a bit more with the sepia on this one; but, sometimes that is deceiving when viewing on a monitor. Wonderful processing and great image. Thanks for sharing. Visiting from PAF this week, Karen
my favourite is the second one
. great work. have a nice day….
Congratulations on this magnificent photo and delicious texture, I like both versions. Greetings.
So beautiful and serene. I just love old barns and your second one really sings to me.
Hugs
SUeAnn
WOW the difference is amazing…Love the second one so much…
trekking your blog!!!
cheers!
..TREK..
Awesome work. Both are really great. The B/W has a very stark look that I find appealing.
However I also like the warm, vintage feel the Sepia adds to the 2nd. Toss up for me.
they are both great, but i think i like the second one better!
Oh I can’t choose either, they are both beautiful!
I really like both of them!
Each one gives a different look – both are lovely!
Actually, I think I like the second one best.
Ghostly…I love them!
These are both lovely… think I may like the second a bit better. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve been playing with texturing lately using Sophie(surprise)…enjoying the results and the route to these results!
I like the second version.
Regards and best wishes
in this case I prefer the sepia toned one.
I like them both but I also think I prefer the sepia image.
I like the picture nr 2 better.
I definitely like the sepia image! Beautiful.