No we didn't get hit with a freak September snow storm. lol, I took this picture last February.When the weather cools down I like to pack up my camera and go for long drives exploring and finding interesting things to photograph. I saw this nice looking red barn sticking out like a sore thumb in a sea of white.
I love the contrast between the red and the white of the snow. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteOk - you had me nervous there for a minute...snow in September. Something usually reserved for Minnesota. Glad this beautiful shot wasn't taken this morning. ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot but please not yet!!! I am still just leaving the beach:))
ReplyDeleteThis picture is all red, white and blue. A very American setting.
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful. Seems like someone wants some snow soon :) LOL Very nice james :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. That's a fancy cupola! Good thing it's warm, we're expecting several inches of rain tomorrow, imagine that in snow!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of a picturesque setting! As warm as it has been here on the Gulf Coast (until just yesterday) I might have welcomed a little snow.
ReplyDeleteI love this! I have a picture of an old barn on my photo blog today, but it is quite different than this shot. This is so serene. Makes me want to jump ahead to Christmas!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful photo- so serene and harmonious.
ReplyDeleteWhile exploring back roads of Pennsylvania this week, am discovering just how full of beautiful red barns Pennsylvania is... amazing what is out there... This one is really lovely, and I love how the snow stuck to the sides of the trees... odd that...
ReplyDeletelove the blue sky!
ReplyDeletevraiment il n'y a plus de saison ;o)) beau paysage sous la neige et belle maison
ReplyDeleteAlways a beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteA very patriotic Winter scene. :)
ReplyDeleteMy first thought was 'snow already!'.
ReplyDeleteIt's the kind of scene one associates with American films.
Lucy
I'm glad it's not snowing there yet! lol What a beautiful picture. The sharp color contrasts and shadows are great!
ReplyDeleteSun and snow, my unsatieted dream..
ReplyDeleteSo romantic scenery with a beautiful landscape and so blessed sunny day!
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Léia
I love Tinicum. It is where I go when I just need to daydream in the beauty. I usually don't head out there in the snow though. Fall is a great time for me. Your shot is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteon dirait une carte postale c est magnifique !
ReplyDeleteI love old barns, period, but especially red ones in snow... very Christmas-y!
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ReplyDeleteMagnificent shot!
It´s amazing, specially the color of the sky!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Now you've gone and done it. I'm just champing at the bit to make a reverse coast to coast road trip! Yesterday I talked myself into believing it was cool because it was in the low 90's!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the white striped trees lead one back welcomingly to the warm red barn. The scene is so fresh, so well composed, I can believe I am actually there.
This country has such variety!
Beautiful contrasts in this photo! A taste of things to come soon?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...I like the snow unspoiled by footsteps!
ReplyDeletebeautiful shot. I love country scenes. so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteOh my oh my I thought you are hit by a snow storm in the beginning of Fall!! Hahaha makes me really freak out for I live here in MI and who knows what we get for the next hour. Lovely shot!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous capture, James! I love the red barn -- particularly lovely against the snow and that blue, blue sky! What a perfect day and the perfect shot! Thanks as always for the fun! Hope you have a great weekend!
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Oh, and I meant to mention how striking the strips of snow are on each tree trunk! I've never seen anything quite like that! Amazing!
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Beautiful! Robert Frost would have loved it too. That February snow was blowing in from the west.
ReplyDeleteWell me to did show a photo from last winter and did forget to write in the post that is was from last year so everybody did think that I was in a middle of a snow storm.
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Lovely scene. Snow isn't that far away here.
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteJames, I follow your other blog but after seeing your photos here, I will have to follow this one too! Great shots!!
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