Great shots! For the black and white, do you set that on your camera or do it in editing software?

Very nice, I like that one a lot. http://cellar.org/2015/cheers.gif

Thanks!

I used editing for that one. I use ArcSoft Photo Studio 5. It's a really old tool, but you might can still find it somewhere on the webz. Try some of those old software archive-type sites. It's pretty basic, not a real steep learning curve, but it has it's limitations.

I have a Canon EOS Rebel T6, and it has the setting to shoot black and white, but I haven't used it.

Now you're shooting pictures through a telescope?

No, I shot that one through a tree.

:D

300mm, handheld, through a maple tree. Over-sharpened in post.

A Simpsons sky behind a barn:

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John Ford called puffy, white, cotton ball clouds like that "a director's sky".

Nice. But if those clouds drop any water that barn won't help.

The roof is most of what's left. I'd like to know how that much of the rest of it went away and the roof stayed.

"Reclaimed wood" is popular. "reclaimed rusty corrugated sheet metal" less so.

"reclaimed rusty corrugated sheet metal" brings more $$ at the recycler.:p:

I was gonna make picture frames outta old barn wood, and sell them at the flea market.

Till I found out what the flea market stalls were going for.

Yeah, the walls of that barn are a floor in some rich man's house now.

Depends on whether the recycler knows they can sell the wood to a lumberyard or contractor. Of course, if you're bringing wood to a recycler, they'll figure you don't know that, and may well offer to take it off your hands for nothing.

The sides are easier to remove than the roof.

I believe that one of the four winds reclaimed the wood from that barn.