29 Comments

  • jolly555

    Bitter winds should please give us a break. but your shot looks cute and greenish. it looks quite beautiful

  • Glad

    Bitter winds? From this snap shot all I can see is a beautiful day, the lovely blue sky falling back into the earth. Though it does look cloudy, but I love the picture.

  • David Tjoe

    A beautiful sight, but wait a minute … It looks like bad weather will occur with the appearance of clouds like that.

  • brainedet

    We are experiencing it physically now in my country, the rains are here with bitter winds but I still relish the weather

  • Maury Cheskes

    Great depth of focus. I like how the caption foreshadows bitter winds and changes your perspective of the photo. At first glance, the sky looks harmless. Beautiful lighting and green pastures.

  • Sylvia

    The thing I like most about your photos is how professional they look. This one right here is no exception.

  • Alex

    Looks like an omen before something bad happens??? On second thought it also means light at the end of the tunnel. No matter how dark it is a new day will always come. Good job!!!

  • Wilson Jake

    Wow, I love the sky, always coming out best in the outputs. If any wind blow this structure, that’s gonna be a total breakdown

  • Prince

    This old farm building looks like it been guided by two tall trees, I love the concept. Any bitter wind will crush this weak structure.

  • Pia

    I get lonely when the weather is bad. We’ve been having bad weather lately. So I kinda feeling blue but you have captured a bad weather perfectly.

  • conrad pranze villas

    People living in the countryside do enjoy this kind of weather. I do hope the house will protect those person staying inside.

  • Mark Janeo

    Goodness, I love the sky, continually coming out best in the yields. In the event that any wind blows this structure, that is going to be an all-out breakdown.

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