The boards and battens of the barn exterior have aged to a silvery grey. Protected from the weather the interior woods glows with it's natural color.
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3 comments:
I love all the colors in old barn wood. For instance, your photo has a lot of purples, greens, blues, some remnants of the old red stain. Then there's the browns, and bits of black. This is the kind of wood I love to capture in watercolor. Amazing how it changes, isn't it?
This photograph is AWESOME! Barns are my favorite -- absolute favorite -- and you have captured this unique beauty SO perfectly!
Our small piece of my grandfather's old barn has this same gray weathered look.
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