I love photographing old barns. Hundreds of barns advertising Rock City may be seen along country highways in the South. The kudzu vines and weathered appearance of this barn give it character.
Bryson City, North Carolina
Travel
During a recent visit to the Great Smokey Mountains, the setting sun tinted the overcast skies with tinges of orange, and cast a golden glow across the valley. This area is located near the Newfound Gap parking area.
Great Smokey Mountains National Park
Swain County, NC
This brightly colored abandoned building caught my attention because of it’s color and odd shape.
Hawthorne, Florida
The festive spirit of this old town along the Blackwater River in Missouri is evident in it decorations. The tiny town has a population of less than 200, but the few people there swell big with pride over their little town.
Downtown Blackwater, MO
A lone saman tree sits high above a valley between Acarigua and Barquisimeto.
Autopisto Barquisimeto-Acarigua / Hwy 4
Venezuela
Vines drape the side of an old warehouse in Evergreen, Alabama.
Evergreen, AL
United States
I saw this triple lock and had to take a picture of this cheap security device.
Quincy, FL
Silhouettes of three stately palm trees welcome the morning sun.
Behind the Daytona Hilton Hotel on Atlantic Avenue
Daytona Beach, Florida
The afternoon sun sifts through the leaves onto the roof of this old barn and its surroundings to create a patchwork of light and shade. To me it suggests a peaceful country afternoon. What does it suggest to you?
Southern Alabama
Several times I have seen this bridge while traveling north on I-65 out of Mobile, Alabama and wanted to photograph it. Each time I drove on. This time the lighting and fog made it irresistable.
The truck driving through the fog reminds me, that there are periods of life when we go through a fog. We can’t see where we are going with clarity; but if we keep driving, things will clear up.
Steven's Travels and Thoughts 