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Thursday Doors – Abandoned Barn


An abandoned barn at Cliffe, Rochester, Kent.

Camera Settings

Camera: Canon EOS 1100D
Lens: EF-S18-135mm f/3.5-6.6 IS STIM
F/Number: f/6.3
ISO: 100

Focal Distance: 18mm
Shutter Speed: 1/160 sec
Software: Adobe Lightroom CC

As we were driving through Cooling/Cliffe near Rochester one day along the country lanes we stumbled across this old barn… even in its dilapidated state, I just couldn’t resist taking a photograph. Simply because the old door was hanging in there despite everything falling apart around it. And I thought it would be an ideal candidate for posting as part of Dan’s Thursday Doors Photography Challenge.

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Published by Bren Ryan (Brashley Photography)

Bren Ryan is a female amateur photographer and blogger who along with her husband, Ashley, have created a photography blog called Brashley Photography which showcases the places they've visited on their photography journey. Bren and Ashley primarily concentrate their photographic skills on landscape, architecture and floral subjects. Based in the South East of England they hope to give their readers an insight into the wonderful and beautiful landscapes, buildings and places that the South of England has to offer. Bren also writes on her personal blog Sixty-Something Ramblings, about various topics and likes to participate in Writing Challenges.

18 comments

  2. Gorgeous. The Sepia gives it a timeless feel.

    It reminds e of a scene from ‘The Thirteenth Tale’ by Diane Setterfield. book by Diane Setterfield.

    I wanted to give it 5 stars, but couldn’t vote.

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  3. That is a wonderful photograph. The door may end up being the only element standing. The barn is in very tough shape, but there is a certain charm to it. It’s like it’s working to blend in (or it’s being consumed by) its surrounding.

    Very well done.

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