This photo gives me the feeling of loneliness, wilderness, desolation, not a single living creature! What about if you had moved a bit backwards or use a wide-angle lens to have more of the surroundings and placing the building at the intersection of the lines of thirds?   Posted: 03/13/2023 10:52:07

This is a great looking old barn in a good location. It does look like it is on life support. I hope that you had a warm car to get into. A suggestion would be to get rid the irrigation equipment on the right side of the barn, as it is drawing my eye from the barn. I wonder if you have thought of cloning out or cropping off the horizontal fence in front of the barn. A fence like that can be a stopping point to keep the eye from going into the image.
  Posted: 03/15/2023 13:53:45

I love structual decay Paul, as many times it seems to create some different feelings. Exposure was compensated correctly, the image is sharp and in focus throughout. Curious if you darken the sky a bit so it would not distract.

I would suggest giving consideration to cropping in from the left, eliminated some distracting implements, and cloning out some distracting railings.
  Posted: 03/19/2023 14:17:02

For a snow scenery photo is not easy to get more details on snow. This abandoned old structure must has its historical story. so, I would not to clean up the old messy stuff on left side. I would change the dark grey sky to blue or replace with a brighter sky.   Posted: 03/22/2023 16:27:45

Wow! I feel cold in California but this really captures COLD! The white on the roof is too centered for me. The snow could have more texture and the barn could have less shadow. Either light room or Adobe Camera Raw in photoshop can help youth this. I like the cropping that Rich and Paul did. Lots of good suggestions above.   Posted: 03/23/2023 18:15:20