View Winner

FranciscoBAguilar

Abandoned Home on the Palouse on a Rainy day

Abandoned Home on the Palouse on a Rainy day

Abandoned home on the Palouse rolling hills of Eastern Washington on a cloudy day in late winter 2016.

Abandoned home on the Palouse rolling hills of Eastern Washington on a cloudy day in late winter 2016.
Read less

camera

NIKON D750

settings

settings

Aperture f/2.8 ISO 50 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 140/10

upload_date

upload_date

Mar, 2016

Views

85

Likes

+5

Awards

Peer Award

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

Superior Skill

Top Ranks

Top 20 rank

Categories

Platinum

stunning!

See all

Same photographer See all

Northern lights from the inside of an old barn in Eastern Washington. Photo taken around the first of February 2016.

Light painting a barn on the Palouse rolling hills. with the milky way ending over the roof. Freezing fog cut me short of more photos as it moved in

Manning bridge a historical site on the Rolling Hills of the Palouse. Sunny day after a lot of rain and hopefully snow some time soon. It also shows

Northern lights on the Palouse Rolling hills of Washington, with this silhouette tree.

Palouse barn light painted by a full moon with the milky way galaxy in the background.

Red Barn Light Painted with the Milk way while on the Palouse Country Photo Tours with Jack Lein. Palouse Rolling hills nights skies

Living In Eastern Washington among the Palouse Rolling Hills we get some beautiful Night Skies. Not Many city lights to get in the way of this night a

Winter Milky way and the Northern Lights over a Palouse Barn on February 2nd. Palouse Night skies in late winter 2016.

Milky way on a late night after the rise of the harvest moon in 2015 on the Palouse Country. Full moon light painting this old abandoned barn with an

Puppy love on the baby.

A538C513-54B5-4A04-BCF1-7FCDF271F136

Milky way ending on a silhouette Tree over the Palouse night skies. In the green you can see a haze from the northern lights.

Being truly in love with another person we must enjoy even our clumsiness and accept each other as we are. Here is a picture that brings joy, and tho

Moonlight painted this long exposed shot of a Windmill on the Palouse Rolling Hills.

God Rays on the Palouse Rolling hills with an old Sunken Barn and Wheat almost ready for the harvest.

A single exposure image with a couple of flash lights light painting the foreground of the falls. Palouse Falls is Washington State Falls. Image was

At first glance the light painting on the front tree looks like it has a shadow of its self, but after inspection you will see that a second tree is c

Palouse Rolling hills full moon northern lights show over a lone tree on a late fall day night.

Discover more photos See all

Goodrich Castle by Bynack

Landmark by unairtens

Lines of the dunes by mikehodgson

Light painting with fire on Chicago's skyline by davidsabat

Sunday Evening Photography at a few Berlin Attractions. by JohanEngelbrecht86

Grandad's Morris Minor at Grittleton House by TimMatthews160

Tower Bridge by mannerheim

Illuminated bridge by Prijaznica

Crichton Castle, Pathhead, Midlothian by Chris_Russell

Holy Cros Abbey. by Shoovar

Se trata de la salida de la luna llena de abril entre el Acázar y la Catedral de Segovia by josefacalzado

Taken in Middlesbrough north east England
we are nicknamed smoggies this is the reason why as we are surrounded by industry like this by GordonTourettesWilliams

Angel in Autumn by vphotographics

Fireworks on the Pier by GaryClark

Streets of life. by MagicNature

Chicago's iconic L-Trains snake through the city's dazzling buildings. Perched above streets and winding around structures the elevated trai by Stookey

I only had a few minutes to make this image before clouds came in from the north! by simonharding

Oak Alley Plantation -Big House by jiangming

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.