Tyndall, Manitoba Grain Elevator by Vickie Emms
July 4, 2011
Featured in Great Plains of North America – March 6, 2011
This old grain elevator stands near Tyndall, Manitoba. The railway tracks have been removed and it’s no longer in use. There was no identification or name on the elevator, it may be used by a farmer in the area. I have no idea in searching to know what grain company operated it. If someone can help with that, please get in touch with me.
Canon EOS50D; Canon 17-85mm lens
Comments
Great capture, Vickie. Nice detail and atmosphere. A lovely scene of rural Manitoba!
thank you very much Mike, yes we see them all alone quite often around the province, no railway tracks anymore or moved to a farmers yard
– Vickie Emms
Fantastic shot, well composed and photographed !
thank you Carlos, so nice to receive your comment
– Vickie Emms
I especially love the awesome clouds here, together with the enormous silo they make quite a statement!
thank you my dear,,,,,,yes we have tons of these in the province, I just keep finding them :-)))
– Vickie Emms
thank you Elaine, I love finding them :-)))
– Vickie Emms
Very nice Vickie! The clouds are fantastic!
thank you Beth, much appreciated
– Vickie Emms
So beautiful, love the tones, wonderful.
thank you very much Michael
– Vickie Emms
♥ how the colors of the old silo blend so well with those in the sky, almost like they are one and the same … a beautiful capture!! Take Care ~ Rick & Deb ~ ☺
thank you so very much Deb; it’s like a shot of white on white, so many of the comments above yours love the sky and clouds blend on this photo, very much appreciated
– Vickie Emms
Fantastic shot Vickie!! Great capture and so nicely composed!! It’s so sad that the history is disappearing with these icons! Great work my friend!!
thanks so very much Blair, glad you like this one, I came across it totally unexpected………yes and no name to identify it anymore, I just know the town it was located in close to home here.
– Vickie Emms
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I forgot to thank you Kay, so much appreciated.
– Vickie Emms