Pre Dawn

[KHarmon]

I really like this shot. In this part of Texas family farms have been declining for years as families have combined land to create super farms or they have gone out of business all together. Documenting these farms may become a project. I love the color version and wouldn't change this one, but I can also see a great black and white in there somewhere.

[dabhand]

The frost was deposited at night so the discrepancy cannot be due to differential heating by the sun. For the life of me I cannot figure out why the east side escaped.

Trevor - probably due to the windbreak effect of the west side - if you reduce the wind velocity, you reduce the affect it has on temperature.

steve

[Donald]

How sad to see that barn destroyed. When it stood, it was a gorgeous bit of architecture and provided you (Trevor) with some wonderful subject matter, which you made the most of.

However, it is now in a different state and can still afford rich picking in photographic terms Look forward to seeing them.

I know I would, wouldn't I, but as soon as I opened this one the first thing that came into my head was, "B & W; B & W"