I’m so impressed with Amy’s beautiful challenge post of the architecture of Machu Picchu with the accompanying audio that I’m going to have to go in a completely different direction for my post so as not to invite comparison.
After the sublime…the ridiculous.
12 thoughts on “Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Architecture”
A cool mixed photos of architecture. The first section was fun to walk through. I love these barns, they are beautifully captured.
Thank you for joining in, Scilla
I will certainly go visit Amy, but these are not at all ridiculous. Pleasure through and through. I love the black-and-white. The countryside views have just the right amount of color and detail and barns are always fun. Altogether satisfying, Priscilla. / Jamie
Did you see the sign saying “Door to Nowhere?” That’s the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose. The widow of the Winchester gun manufacturer was quite the eccentric.
A cool mixed photos of architecture. The first section was fun to walk through. I love these barns, they are beautifully captured.
Thank you for joining in, Scilla
Thank you, Amy!
I will certainly go visit Amy, but these are not at all ridiculous. Pleasure through and through. I love the black-and-white. The countryside views have just the right amount of color and detail and barns are always fun. Altogether satisfying, Priscilla. / Jamie
Bob’s Big Boy in your backyard is a little ridiculous, I think. Glad you enjoyed this, Jamie!
Love your take on this – nice shots too. The humble part is my part – and I laughed when I saw the sign in the first shot: “Victorian Architecture”!
Did you see the sign saying “Door to Nowhere?” That’s the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose. The widow of the Winchester gun manufacturer was quite the eccentric.
No! I did not see it until you told me! 😀
A great selection, Scilla! Loved the barns and the door to nowhere!
Many of the barn shots are from Old World Wisconsin, where I worked for 3 seasons. Ever been there?
Yes, I’ve been a couple of times and would love to go back. I didn’t take nearly enough pictures!
LOL for Bob’s Big Boy blight on the landscape – and loved the blue facade with the chairs Prisccilla
A person saw that photo of the blue facade and messaged me that she waited at that bus stop every morning growing up in Woodman, WI. Fun connection!