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31-Dec-2019

Grainary

Grenola, Kansas has a population of approximately 350.
It had a prestigious beginning in the late 1800's for being the largest shipping point for cattle in the United States

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Dan Greenberg24-Jan-2020 00:03
Wonderful shot of the buildings and old rusty machinery. Lots of details and great white and neutral tones. It looks very impressive. ~BV~
Nick Paoni22-Jan-2020 21:01
Love the subject, the strong light and how the scene is topped by the brilliant blue sky.
Nestor Derkach22-Jan-2020 19:18
A impressive composition ,detail and the image size really makes this shot shine.
Fits my screen perfectly.
Excellent work my friend.
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John Vass22-Jan-2020 18:46
Great image! V So imagine the size of the corrals for this shipping point and the supplies of feed coming in to maintain the cattle. The smell must have been incredible. Some would argue that that it was the smell of money… and they would be right!
Nirvan Hope22-Jan-2020 18:36
Perfect positioning of the rusted machinery and the expansive white building.
Walter Otto Koenig22-Jan-2020 17:35
Really like the perspective and crop. Admire your well thought out composition. "V"
Tom Beech22-Jan-2020 15:39
Great catch of the vintage thresher... looks like it might be an Advance-Rumely
Marcia Rules22-Jan-2020 13:22
Beautiful view of the rural life. I especially like the inclusion of the gravel road...
peterjay4522-Jan-2020 12:17
Beautifully composed and photographed, Neil.
danad22-Jan-2020 09:27
A fine composition telling History ! V.
John22-Jan-2020 07:46
Its gorgeous Neil. V
globalgadabout22-Jan-2020 05:52
the granary seems to offer a lot of storage, yet the vintage threshing machine steals the show here...good angle on the structures adds interest..
joseantonio22-Jan-2020 05:09
love the white colors of the windows against the blue sky.V.
Charlene Ambrose22-Jan-2020 04:14
You have composed this so well! I like the old rusty machinery against the white buildings. Very nice! V
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