You're Lookin' at Country ... by tennesseecowgirl
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Do you all remember Loretta Lynn:
♫ ♪ ♫
I'm about as old fashioned as I can be
And I hope you're lik'in what you see
'Cause if you're lookin' at me
You're lookin' at country ♪ ♫
You don't see no city when you look at me
'Cause a country is all I am
I love runnin' bare-footed
Through the old corn fields
And I love that country ham ♪ ♫
Well you say I'm made just to fit your plans
But does a barnyard shovel fit your hands?
If your eyes are on me
You're lookin' at country
This here country is a little green
And there's a lot of country that a you ain't seen.............
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Comments (32)
Geoaskier
Nice shot!!...I love old barns.
awjay
beautiful barn
mbz2662
Great shot! My aunt used to have 8 track tapes in her car with Loretta Lynn and other country singers of the same era.
MrsRatbag
Beautiful colors & composition - well done!
busi2ness
An old barn but wonderfully decorated window panes to make it look bold and functional despite the age showing in its rustic nature. Yeah I do remember Loretta Lynn...
Cosine
Nope. Not sure I've ever heard Loretta Lynn. I really like this bright red barn against the green, though. Well done.
MrsLubner
You mean LOretta from the Holler? :-) I used to pal around with Charlie Pride's cousin before he died and he used to tell tales about him and Loretta and several other singers who would meet up at Willie Nelson's house in Mule Shoe, Texas and jam. That man had an incredible voice and some great stories. And, this shot here is really comfortable. it has that relaxed look to it that tells you its country. Great capture.
ledwolorz
Beautiful composition and colors.Fantastic photo.
Mad-Mike
Oh what a beauty, and the green grass is very lush! have a great weekend Princess! hugss
Thelby
Green Acres here I come!!! Lovely Shot Girl and sorry bout U of Tenn. being eliminated!!!
Alex_Antonov
very creative!5!
fredster66
Beautiful colors. Great photo!
durleybeachbum
A classic shot! Beautiful.
Kelena
wonderful colors:)
SapUS59
excellent image with wonderful colors, great work.
tallpindo
Nobody sang in the country I knew. No radio played. The sounds were the sounds of apples falling from the trees and hooves of yearling bulls. Mostly it was a smell.
HoboBo
Great shot - 5+++ -Bo
ShadowsNTime
I remember! loved her songs and love this old barn...a country girl at heart I am, raised on a farm but live in the city at present...I want out! want back to the beauty and serenity of country living! Thanks for sharing this wonderful photo! Almost looks like a painting!
CavalierLady
Perfect idyllic country scene!!
yakchat
This is soooooooooo beautiful......I love the country...love, Carol
Cytisus
Stunning shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lanemtripp
great capture of classic country scene
DMWVCS
Gorgeous pic and highly appropriate song!!! David W
eraline
just beautiful,good shot,5
mickuk50
these barns have such a lot of character and by the looks of it so well looked after .excellent capture :o) mick
wadej
Nice Shot!
CaressingTheDark
Gorgeous red barn and yes you captured pure country beautifully
zoren
nice shot..
artaddict2
Beautiful Barn, fantastic shot! I've heard of Lorreta Lynn.
anahata.c
I could sit all day with your country shots...this old barn is lovely for all its wear and striation...the breaks in the red paint almost look like vines creeping up its sides; and the discoloration of the roof makes it look like it was freshly snowed-upon...You got branches in front & in back, to remind us this is taken in gentle nature; and the grasses right up against the barn are portrayed in the softest almost water-color textures, as if they were glows as much as grasses. It's a small haiku to a beautiful old structure, creaking & old but with lots of love put into it, and 'told' (photographed) with the kind of affection that takes nothing away from it but rather sings a small song to it, with grace and gentle love. Lovely.