This collection is inspired the members of the Light Stalking community who started their own collection of barn photographs in the forum. They were so good that we thought we would hunt down some other talented photographers who have shot similar subjects. Enjoy.
Photo by Mike138 Photo by Mike138 Photo by Lech Naumovich Photo by Liz West Photo by Elliot Gilfix Photo by Joel Bedford Photo by Mizrak Photo by Nicholas A. Tonelli Photo by The Library of Congress Photo by James Jordan Photo by The Library of Congress Photo by Chris Willis Photo by Jim Sorbie Photo by The Library of Congress Photo by The Library of Congress Photo by Andrew Kuznetsov Photo by Perry McKenna Photo by Chris Photo by Charles Knowles Photo by Ludovic Bertron Photo by James Jordan Photo by TumblingRun Photo by William Garrett Photo by Nicholas A. Tonelli Photo by Monika Thorpe Photo by Nicholas A. Tonelli Photo by Bala Sivakumar Photo by Liz West Photo by Powerhouse Museum Photo by Nicholas A. Tonelli
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I love barns!
I took these in 2006 along Hwy 83 in North Dakota. Old ND barnBarn shadow
These photos are lovely! Barns are one of my favorite things to shoot.
Excellent images. I really like taking pictures of old barns also.
Here is one of my favorites.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ken-b-images/4137789082/
♥♥♥ “BARN” pictures for some reason they have always been my favortie awsome looking photo’s ty for sharing.
This old building is on the Apache Indian Reservation in SE Arizona.
This is one my favorite pictures I have ever taken.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=329800137461&set=a.228467897461.137877.180245847461&type=1&theater
Fantastic images, I liked the 4th and 6th one.
Here’s one of mine, which matches in style 🙂
Wow these are awesome
Wow!! is right 🙂 I don’t think I have ever seen a selection of photos on a particular subject where they have ALL been so captivating!! A pleasure to see!!
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The images are spectacular! I recently moved to the Midwest and I’m looking forward to photographing barns; old and new.
What is the best way to contact the property owners for permission?