Weathered Barn Doors Magnets

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 ...

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.

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 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...

Autumn was well underway when I visited Prince Edward County, on the north shore of Lake Ontario. The county sits on a peninsula, and so is off the beaten track. There's a history there of farming, but today land usage is changing as there are many wineries and craft breweries that find their homes there. With that, there are many old, tired farm buildings scattered about the county, just like the one seen in this image, which sits by the side of a road near Picton. It's clearly some time since it saw productive use, but who cares when it makes such a lovely picture? I do hope you enjoy it.