It seems that wooden barns are disappearing almost daily, small family farms giving way to huge commercial dairy operations.
That made finding this old wooden silo even more of a treasure.
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A Little Bit About Me
- Glen Hartjes
- Kaukauna, can you say COLD!, Wisconsin, United States
- I have been a commercial photographer as long as I can remember. Although I live in a small town, Kaukauna Wisconsin, I have been fortunate to have my work take me all over the states, into Mexico and Canada. When not working, I still like to travel but do most of it on BMW R1200gs adventure touring motorcycle. When winter comes to Wisconsin my spare time turns to woodworking. Building furniture, ornate jewelry boxes for the girls, and currently, cabinets for my kitchen remodel. As I have time I will add photos of my work, personal travels, motorcycles, and woodworking projects. Hope you check back often, because like our lives, this blog is a work in progress.
Very nice colors and light
ReplyDeletePrecioso cuadro, el color parece casi irreal y los charcos de luz como testigos de una enorme arbolada rodeando la casa. Buena toma.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Saddly, we are losing a deal of our barns here in New England too.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment in my blog. It was nice to find your beautyful blog. you take beautyful pictures
Beautiful work Glen! My dream has always been to have a barn studio. Maybe I need to rescue one of these. : )
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog,and for your kind words.Your photos are beautiful,and I hope it is allright that I put your blog on my linklist.
ReplyDeleteEs la primera vez que vengo a tu espacio. Tus trabajos son buenos. Felicidades, volveré.
ReplyDeleteThe silo is so lovely to look at. Never seen one before.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. And sad in a way.
ReplyDeleteyou have one beautiful blog here, Glen. While this image is not one I prefer (the greens appear to be a bit pushed - only a personal opinion), you have so many outstanding pictures down there that it is impressivwe. Fall Lake2292, wow... Well, I will comment in the next days.
ReplyDeleteIt's my habit to say what I think, and that is not necessarily full blown praise. I hope you don't mind... Well, I do the same for my own pictures that I often down-rate ! :-)
Keep up the good work, Glen!
Roger G.
Love the colors! You have a very nice blog lots of great photos.. I like to follow you..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color Glen. I hate to see farms go away.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful foto!
ReplyDeleteTank you for your visiting.
You have some great foto here i your blog!
:)
A brillant imagen.Looks very peaceful.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful the colours are! Really well done :) And I have to say that I felt in love with the old man of the forest - a few posts ago :)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Beautiful light.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful spot. The grass looks so fuzzy and soft. Great capture. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love old barns like this. What a wonderful image here Glen!
ReplyDeletehello glenn,thanks for your visit to my blog...your photos are very beatifull ...sorry my inglish is bad......
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A treasure and you have captured its beauty.
ReplyDeleteA wooden silo? I'm not sure I've ever noticed one. Nice find.
ReplyDeleteIn Iowa, these finds are not unusual. I do hope they remain so.
ReplyDeleteNever seen a wooden silo, what a grand photo!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful photo...
ReplyDeleteI shoot these abandoned places {homes/barns/outbuildings} often but I have never seen a wooden silo...what a treasure !
love this!
ReplyDeleteRealmente muito lindas e sensíveis as suas fotos.
ReplyDeletelove this photo - colors so rich. my daughter and i are always on the lookout for cool abandoned places - i feel there's so much texture and character in the older structures.
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