Great captures! I really like your composition on both. That fence is interesting. Never seen that type before. And the broken door makes me curios to see what’s behind.
🙂 sometimes it’s fun how you see things when you are from a different country (and don’t know the american signification of the word outhouse). In Sweden the outhouses has a typical heart on the door. And this one look exactly like the shed my father has his garden tools in 🙂
I still like the pictures!
I think the design has alot to do with simplicity. four walls and a slanted room to keep the rain out.
Traditionally, similar to your “typical” heart, there are half moons cut into the door. A half moon is lacking on this one, but there are two diamond shapes on the sides for cross ventilation.
Great captures! I really like your composition on both. That fence is interesting. Never seen that type before. And the broken door makes me curios to see what’s behind.
Something you Poo in….. 😀
Thanks!
🙂 sometimes it’s fun how you see things when you are from a different country (and don’t know the american signification of the word outhouse). In Sweden the outhouses has a typical heart on the door. And this one look exactly like the shed my father has his garden tools in 🙂
I still like the pictures!
I think the design has alot to do with simplicity. four walls and a slanted room to keep the rain out.
Traditionally, similar to your “typical” heart, there are half moons cut into the door. A half moon is lacking on this one, but there are two diamond shapes on the sides for cross ventilation.
Wonderful textures and tones. Great find!!!
I like the unique style of the fence. The outhouse is a great subject. Don’t you wonder why the door is off. Nice composition too.
I should think the door is removed in order to keep someone from actually using it….
Thanks Don!
LOL I haven’t been in one of those since we sold our cottage up north, about 20 years ago. Terrific shots. Great lines.