This was a photograph that I thought looked much better when it was converted to a B&W. This barn sits along a country road that was once far outside the city. The urban sprawl will soon turn this farmland into another subdivision. This was a massive summer storm that was moving about 30 miles per hour.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Friday, October 8, 2010
Central Illinois Landscapes
In a recent post I comment on the challenges of doing landscape photography in my area of the world. While I would love to do more of the iconic scenery that can be found across this great county, I can find excellent scenes to photograph close to home. These are photographs I created within a close radius of my home.
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| Clark Bridge, Alton IL. at sunset |
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| Goshen Rd. barn and building storm clouds |
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| Goshen Rd. Sunrise |
The barn in this sunrise scene is the same barn in the B&W above it. Amazing how the same scene can be photographed from different perspectives and angles to create many unique photos of just this one subject.
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| Fading Away Rt. 16 and Rt. 127, Hillsboro IL. |
With Illinois being such a large agricultural state, the mostly pancake flat central part of the state has many of these old barns that are no longer being used because modern farming has made them obsolete.
They are usually left to rot away until they collapse and get burned or hauled away. I love to photograph them.
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