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The year after we came a massive bow fell and crushed this old shed - another has been built to store winter wood. SonyHDAVCHD *Info* *All works in the Magpie Springs portfolios are taken on Magpie Springs* This property is a vineyard and our home. _80 acres of rolling hills in the Adelaide Hills Wine Region in the centre of the Fleurieu Peninsula - South Australia - South of Adelaide it is 12 min drive from McLaren Vale. Half way between Adelaide and Victor Harbor_ *We make wine from our grapes* +taste and buy at the Cellar Door / Art Gallery Fri Sat Sun 11- 5+ There are 7 different varietals to try and buy. Red wine and white wine. We grow Shiraz, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Semillon, Chardonnay and Sauvignon blanc *...

Derelict old wooden shed gradually being overrun by nature - Yorkshire, UK

A mysterious shed glowing in the middle of the night.

© Richard Bean 2021 Mans’ Gotta Have a Shed Norway, Maine October 15, 2021 3:01 PM 3 exposures Nikon D810 Lens: Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 DG MACRO HSM-II Exposures: ISO 80 Focal Length: 160mm f/14 Aperture Priority 1/3 sec 1/4 sec 1/5 sec Final processing with Lightroom Classic 2020, Photoshop Classic 2020, and various plugins.

Display of Halloween pumpkins in a rustic wood potting shed

Woodworking Dad, just like a normal dad except way cooler. Cool shirt for woodworkers fathers. Wear it in the workshop as a proud do-it-yourselfer and father.

Old house from a different angle in Boiling Springs, North Carolina USA. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

I discovered these wooden doors of this shed during a garden tour around Creemore in Central Ontario. It had a lot of character and texture. I though t I could create something interesting with the weathered boards by adding a tree to the textured wood. There is something timely about this old shed. It has stored many items over the years and the green vines reveal that the doors have not been open for a while. What's inside behind the doors? Is it a vintage garden tools from the past? Perhaps an old farm tractor! Creating this barn art makes an interesting composition for the wall or home décor. Thanks for checking out my art gallery and please share if you if you like this image. Copyright Robert Alsop.

I came across these wooden doors of this shed during a garden tour around Creemore in Central Ontario. It had a lot of character and texture. I though t I could create something interesting with the weathered boards as a pallet by adding hay bales as art. There is something timely about this old shed. It has stored many items over the years and the green vines reveal that the doors have not been open for a while. What's inside behind the doors? Is it a vintage garden tools from the past? Perhaps an old farm tractor! Here the selected green on the black and white photo makes an interesting composition for wall art or home décor. Thanks for checking out my art gallery and please share if you if you like this image. Copyright Robert ...

I discovered these wooden doors of this shed during a garden tour around Creemore in Central Ontario. It had a lot of character and texture. I thought I could create something interesting with the weathered boards by adding this mural of a tree with a relaxing swing to the textured wood. The large tree blends well with the vines growing over the door. There is something timely about this old shed. It has stored many items over the years and the green vines reveal that the doors have not been open for a while. What's inside behind the doors? Is it a vintage garden tools from the past? Perhaps an old farm tractor! Creating this barn art makes an interesting composition for your wall or home décor. Thanks for checking out my art gall...

An old tractor and a row of sheds,

An old tractor sits in front of a row of old sheds.

A young barn owl waits within the safety of an old barn. Watercolour painting.

Landscape with a wooden cabin or shack and a tree nearby

Stars shine through what is left of an abandoned barn in Northern California.

A large flock of birds fly in front of an old barn. Northern California.

Impressions of Dungeness Taken on the Beach at Dungeness, looks a bit of a mess but I'm sure everything is where it should be. Dungeness is formed mostly of a shingle beach in the form of a cuspate foreland. Cuspate forelands are also known as cuspate barriers or Nesses. They extend outwards from the shoreline in a triangular shape and in the case of Dungeness are stabilized by vegetation forming a unique eco system. Dungeness is served by the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch miniature railway. It has two nuclear power stations, one active and one shut down, as well as two light houses one of which was manned, now a tourist attraction and the other computer controlled. The shoreline, unlike a lot of the UK which is being eroded is actually ...

The wooden doors of this shed caught my eye during a garden tour around Creemore in Central Ontario. I thought I could create something interesting with the weathered boards as it had a lot of character and texture. There is something timely about an old shed. It has stored many items over the years and the green vines reveal that the doors have not been open for a while. What's inside behind the doors? Is it a vintage garden tools from the past? Perhaps an old farm tractor! Here the selected green on the black and white photo makes an interesting composition for your wall art and home décor. Thanks for checking out my art page and share if you if you like this image. Copyright Robert Alsop.

This weathered shed caught my eye during a garden tour around Creemore in Central Ontario. I thought I could create something interesting with it as it had a lot of character and texture. There is something timely about an old shed. It has stored many items over the years and the green vines reveal that the doors have not been open for a while. What's inside behind the doors? Is it a vintage garden tools from the past? Perhaps an old farm tractor. The red patina makes a pleasant colour for wall art and home décor. Thanks for checking out my art page. Share if you if you like this image. Copyright Robert Alsop images.

The wooden doors of this shed caught my eye during a garden tour around Creemore in Central Ontario. I thought I could create something interesting with the weathered boards as it had a lot of character and texture. There is something timely about an old shed. It has stored many items over the years and the green vines reveal that the doors have not been open for a while. What's inside behind the doors? Is it a vintage garden tools from the past? Perhaps an old farm tractor! Here the selected green on the black and white photo makes an interesting composition for wall art or home décor. Thanks for checking out my art page and share if you if you like this image. Copyright Robert Alsop.

!http://ih0.redbubble.net/image.16146192.5933/mtd,375x360,w,s,R29pbmcuLi4uZ29pbmcuLi4uLi4uLi4%3D,ffffff.u1.jpg! This image was made years ago. The shed/garage was like that for years. Am sure it has since collapsed. The irony is, the upper part (triangular area) looks absolutely level, it's the rest giving way Featured in: - Absolute Clarity