These are two different farms around Newtown. You might remember Stone Meadows Farm from a black and white photo last week. The top one will be my photo for the Old Barns meme at Bluff Area Daily.The one thing that my last several posts have in common is that all of the photos were taken with a point and shoot camera and if I didn't remember to put it in my pocket I would have missed them. :)
These are always beautiful! What a great day to photograph, beautiful light.
ReplyDeleteBe still my heart! LOVE that farm and what a picture perfect sky.
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deux magnifiques photos, avec ce ciel d'hiver, cela rend tres bien
ReplyDeleteBonjour James!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to see the sky blue, here is always grey! :(
I miss the sun!
Your pictures are wonderful, very well done!
Léia
Great photos. I think point and shoots are good.
ReplyDeleteAwww the good old point and shoot. My favorite. I don't have so many things to have to remember. Wonderful photos my friend :) It looks more like it would be in Iowa or Nebraska and Pennsylvania. I have a totally different image of PA in my mind. But it's rapidly changing :)
ReplyDeleteThe fam is the kind that works well, all is in order in and around it. The second picture shows a very attractive opened skyline, I like the warm soft light of winter.
ReplyDeletePS: as it is your wish, more around the beautyful bridge on my blog tomorrow..:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful wide open skies! Such beautiful colour! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures with the point and shoot James! I take mine everywhere I go.
ReplyDeleteWow,
ReplyDeletein questo momnto in Italia avremmo veramente bisogno di un cielo così blue.
Buona serata :)
Molto bella l'immagine di questo luogo.
Myriam
Great shots - I especially like the white barns against that beautiful blue sky!
ReplyDeleteThese winter skies are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the big sky feel to these...
ReplyDeleteThe big blue sky dwarfs the farm...great compostiton in both photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat images of crisp fall days. the cloud action is particularly striking on the first. Those clouds add so much movement to an otherwise still scene. I know what you mean about always having a camera on hand. I joke that mine is really an oversized necklace!
ReplyDeleteBig sky country.
ReplyDeletei still love that second picture best. what a gorgeous area. and the top photo is perfect for Barn Charm at Bluff Area Daily. hope all is well. have a great night~
ReplyDeleteI didn't even see the barns or anything past that BLUE sky in either shot! WoW! I love love love pics w/ such a fantabulous blue sky backdrop!!!
ReplyDeleteI focused my concentration on the barns, I was able to see them, too! Very nice, very white... I'm so glad I started this meme so I can see the barns everyone posts each week! Thanks so much
White farms are rare here. This farm looks very well kept.
ReplyDeleteThere is beauty shining all around us far more often then we know... the hard part is seeing it...
ReplyDeleteYou couldn't have picked a nicer day to photograph at this location. Wow, that sky compliments this pristine farm...beautiful images!
ReplyDeleteLove the big sky! Beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteYou have a very nice way of catching the charm of these old places.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! Just goes to show, it's not always the camera...you've got the "eye".
ReplyDeleteWe need a new P&S camera (well, hopefully I can get Tara's repaired since it's still under the plan from the Geek Squad!) These are great shots. It's great to have the "big" camera, but at times the P&S (or in my case my iPhone) is what is on hand! Stay warm!
This is beautiful! Love how blue is the sky. Happy Tuesday!
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Hello, James,
ReplyDeleteThank you for being such an inspiration to me as a photographer--You have been an inspiration to me.
So much so I’ve featured you and your blog here on FAT (Featured Art Tuesday) Artist Spotlight.
The link is www.bethlniquetteart.blogspot.com
Have a wonderful week and Merry Christmas!
Beautiful atmosphere James. The depth of these pictures I think come from the gorgeous cloud formations but whatever the reason you have definitely tapped into the third demension of my two demensional laptop screen! Wild.
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