OCOLOY Day 97: Cider Barrels...

... empty this year, unfortunately! These barrels are in a friend's barn where we garage our Motor Home in the winter months. There is no electricity supply in the barn so I pop over every couple of weeks with my petrol generator to give the batteries a top-up. Today, these now disused barrels caught my eye.

Worth a look on black.

This image is SOOC and is part of my ongoing OCOLOY project - you can read more about it in my profile.

[Sally Ings]

Simple yet effective composition. Timeless!

[Paula]

Like the patterns ... and great composition!

[gloria jones]

I like the shapes, lines and composition in this neat shot.

[Jasper]

As others have already said the lines and the curves come together very well.

[maree_sanderson]

what they said...and i like it.. :o)

[judith deacon]

The textures and shapes are terrific and, as you said, looks marvellous on black.

[Jocasta]

Lines and circles - and lovely textures - great photo

[Francoise]

I'm also caught by the lines and circles; and I like the soft-feeling light coming in ... from outside, maybe.

[Sheila Norris]

There is a timelessness to this - it might be a picture from the depression era.

[Kathy]

Oh, very nice. Love it!

[Taffy]

I like the combination of circles and lines.

[Margo Sayer]

Tones, textures and especially the corrugated iron sheeting make an interesting composition. On black...of course!

[Domenico Dodaro]

Even with a web/video resolution, this shot has a full, complex range of grey tones. I love how the textures (iron wall and earth flooring) contribute to the composition. Great work!

[Pat Knowles]

I have drunk a bit of cider over the last few weeks in NZ so I love these cider barrels....proper cider!

[Claes]

I can only agree with @domenicododaro - the range of grey tones and texture is overwhelming. Great shot!

[Shari]

Wonderful scene. I'd love to have some of those barrels!

[Jane Pittenger]

I like the five and the tones are great

[Ukandie!]

These lines and curves make for a very pleasing capture.

[Jerri]

This translates beautifully in b/w...the dynamic range is so strong and the textures mixed with the lines and circles very interesting to look at.

[Joan Robillard]

Good eye