Drawing

A Barn
I was just looking through some materials for possible articles and I found this old picture I drew of a barn. The medium I used was colored pencils. I tried to show depth by open doors into the barn and the loft above the door. There is a covered path to the silo. Even though you can see them there are also water troughs in the farmyard along with some haystacks. As you can see I tried to draw a side porch along with some large cans along the entrance to the path to the silo. Please comment on this.
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