My first barn...

[tbob]

I find it really useful to burn (darken) the reflective metal on the roof and weathered wood. The camera always seems to depict them too bright and reflective. Use a separate adjustment on each as often you will find one needs more than the other and it useful to have the option to amend them separately. I tend to use the adjustment sparingly, just enough to lessen the brightness a bit.

[IzzieK]

I find it really useful to burn (darken) the reflective metal on the roof and weathered wood. The camera always seems to depict them too bright and reflective. Use a separate adjustment on each as often you will find one needs more than the other and it useful to have the option to amend them separately. I tend to use the adjustment sparingly, just enough to lessen the brightness a bit.

Thanks Trevor, I will follow your advice later...I had noted all the comments and help in my pad as I go along so I will remember when I do my re-shoot...especially, how to turn the rubbish around to advantage. I am still lost thinking some creative ways to portray rubbish...

[John 2]

That sounds funny. Your first barn. My wife frequently claims I was born in one

As others have said, plenty of opportunity there.

That and the Dog House are places I am very familiar with.

It's all been said Izzie. Not bad as it is but loads more potential. Really worth going back for.