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Hi All,
Been a while since I've posted, and taken any pics for that matter! Nothing special, but I came across an old weathered barn on the weekend and caught a few snaps of it. I have a few more that I might play around with in PS later tonight. Suggestions, critique and comments welcome! 
So I guess these weren't that interesting then??
Surenji, the barn was surrounded by fences and other buildings, and couldn't get a good shot of all of it.........couldn't get around it! I decided to do some detail stuff instead.
Both interesting...
prefer the first to the second. I am not sure whether either photo alone could be strong enough. Maybe good a collage or to tell a story etc... You could try merging the first with another to create textury sort of overlay... Btw you have an impressive collection of weather shots!
Thankyou surenj! If the storm season ever kicks off I should be able to add to my collection, especially since I'm heading up to Darwin for a week soon.....
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