First set in a while - been out of town / not been out lately. This is my first set where I used a tripod, so feel free to let me know what you think. This house is about 10 minutes from where I live, so I wasn't expecting much. Quite a pleasant surprise, though. The house is from the late 1800's, the barn/shed is much newer, although still in a state of absolute disrepair. I believe that this place is still semi-active, as no one in their right mind would leave heavy machinery like the "Gleaner" behind, and there were fairly new piles of firewood stockpiled in the shed. Regardless, it was a really nice location, and a good introduction to Spring!

1.Patch the Holes by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

2.Goodbye Jordan by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

3.♥ by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

4.Gleaner by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

5.Tyred of This by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

6.Low Clearance by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

7.Precarious by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

8.Cloudy Daze by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

9.Pole Dancer by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

10.Patterns on the Walls by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

11.Watch Your Step by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

12.Black Mirror by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

13.Orange Peel by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

14.Bleak Spring by Bugeater Photography, on Flickr

Thanks for looking! Full set here: https://www.flickr...72157649271234474/

Hope you like them!

Got a good smile out of your title "Pole Dancer" imagining (with cringing gripped fists) what that would be like to watch. You look all thawed out on your side of the lake. Great for the lack of explorer footprints!

Wow terrific set, I'm always a sucker for those "distance through the grass creeper" shots too!

Great looking house! Really like that stone silo too...

Very cool find! The shot with the light pouring through the hole in the floors was awesome! Nice job!