I've started, so I'll finish ...

I've been meaning to stop at these old storage tanks for months and grab a photo, and finally got the right day to do it. Something about them pleases me - the higgledy piggledy set up, the half started paint work, and of course the blue sky! I've posted an alternative view on my odds and sods album.

[Jo]

I like this one too. Both are great shots but so different.

[Kathryn 🐎]

A great find and capture.

[👑 AnaZad]

Great find and capture. I share your points in it.

[Julie Duncan]

Yep, it's those common things we see everyday that we need to get out and take a picture of. There are several things like that around me area that I have on The List. ;) Great shot!

[David]

nice one Issi

[🐞Lucy Dolittle]

I agree, makes for a fab composition. The colours and textures are so interesting

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Great capture

[Joy Maguire]

so glad you went back, great find

[Michelle]

Great shot!

[KWind]

They definitely have character... thanks for sharing with us!

[Nita]

Very cool capture, I like them too for all the reasons you mentioned.

[Brianna]

Great shot, love the composition! xx

[Stephanie Swift]

Great light and texture, and I like the way there's just enough blue paint on them to coordinate with the sky.

[Issi Bannerman]

@joeymc @bristolrose @anazad511 @juliedduncan @killeen @lucypics @almondjoy1 @mtpagano @kwind @sansjuan @lilminimonka @tristansmum Thanks again for your lovely comments. I now have to capture the yellow house which is not far from these tanks. One thing at a time though! :-)

[Alice Burghart]

great shot. I love these older type of granary bins. If it is close to you, would be great when storm clouds come in. I am always looking for these.

[Issi Bannerman]

@libertylady Ah, is that a what they are? They are on route to our golf club, so I pass them twice a week or so. I wondered what would have been stored in them!

[Alice Burghart]

@jamibann In Kansas they store wheat, maize, or other such grains. Not sure about here but probably the same.