Post Your Best Barn Photos

[DavidWatts]

Old Barns, new barns, sheds, landscape shots with a barn or shed as a subject, all good here. The more iconic and older, the better. As always, it is suggested to include some extra information about the photo such as where the shot was taken, or a little story about why you chose to shoot it (optional, of course).

This was an old barn/shed located across the road from a vineyard and winery in New Haven, Vermont, USA. Light was blah, but the barn was good. The vines definitely helped the scene.

Canon 5D3, Canon 24-105 L IS Mk2, 32mm, f/11.3, 1/166, iso 800

 

[boomer1959]

My favourite

 

[Orogeny]

I don't have many barn photos, but what I do have is extremely original!
Sunrise on Mormon row by Tim Herbert, on Flickr
Sunrise on Mormon row by Tim Herbert, on Flickr

Tim

 

[jimmy_racoon]

This is an 1880's Yankee post-and-beam barn near Stillwater, Minnesota.
The Barn by James Stewart, on Flickr

 

[jimmy_racoon]

Happy Holidays! by James Stewart, on Flickr

 

[DavidWatts]

Wow! Great barn photos everyone! This thread was a little slow to start, but we're rolling now.

 

[jimmy_racoon]

favorite part of this old beauty is the green window
Located just south of the Twin Cities, Minnesota
the green window by James Stewart, on Flickr

 

[i-G12]

Question: Why are "barns" always in disrepair? They look cool but just sayin'.

 

[kap55]

 

[i-G12]

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That one is in pretty decent shape. In fact it's in real good shape!

 

[kap55]

and another view of Dahmen Barn

 

[Kenny]

I had to walk into a muddy field to take this photograph. My Mrs. was not too pleased when I covered my new trainers in mud.

 

[jimmy_racoon]

Located near Lake Marie State Park, Minnesota
big red 1 by James Stewart, on Flickr

 

[kap55]

 

[OhLook]

Question: Why are "barns" always in disrepair? They look cool but just sayin'.

Maybe it's selection bias. Weathered surfaces and decrepit structures make for interesting photos.

 

[i-G12]

Maybe it's selection bias. Weathered surfaces and decrepit structures make for interesting photos.

And farmers don’t have money to fix those structures.

 

[OhLook]

And farmers don’t have money to fix those structures.

Corporations do, but their barns aren't so photogenic.

 

[i-G12]

Corporations do, but their barns aren't so photogenic.

Exactly. It’s always about the money! Yo!

 

[jimmy_racoon]

up the block a bit and surrounded by massive new development...kinda sad
Rustic by James Stewart, on Flickr

 

[DavidWatts]

Barn in Palouse Field #1, in evening light.

Canon 5D3, Canon 24-105 L IS, no other EXIF found