Old Barn Door

This one is from the Shoot Out Sam and i went on the other day with the photo cub. I thought the peeling paint and rock walls were tailor-made for black and white.

[Milanie]

You're right - ideal in b&w

[bkb in the city]

Great find and shot

[Lou Ann]

It’s wonderful in black and white.

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful capture of the old door/entrance.

[judith deacon]

Wonderful capture of all those tones and textures.

[Paul]

In scenes like this I always wonder what is on the other side of the door. Nice B&W.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This works really well in black and white.

[amyK]

Great subject for b&w

[katy]

This is another FAV B&W was the perfect choice allowing us to focus on the light, textures and composition!

[Kathy]

Nicely captured. The b&w gives it more age, too.

[Harry J Benson]

Nice texture

[Diana]

Stunning capture of these wonderful textures.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

great textures

[Louise]

Lovely b&w

[Nina Ganci]

delightful capture, textures, tones and processing
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[haskar]

Great composition and lighting.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@milaniet @bkbinthecity @louannwarren @pyrrhula @judithdeacon @pej2 @mittens @amyk @grammyn @randystreat @hjbenson @ludwigsdiana @koalagardens @lmsa @ninaganci @haskar

Thank you so much everyone! The day was HOT, humid and very sunny so if you weren't paying attention it was easy to overexpose every shot. Since the building is white I paid a lot of attention to shutter speed but it still looked overexposed in a few spots which made me think it would translate well to black and white. And it did!

@pej2 Rolling Hills farm is known for its garlic and garlic vinegar. The process of making the vinegar begins in this building but the actual step by step is a family secret so I can't tell you exactly what's happening behind this door but I do know it has to do with garlic vinegar!
http://www.rollinghillsfarmgarlic.com/
The honey version is a favorite marinade for us when grilling steak.