Tag: “Nikon 18-55”

This is the largest horse barn I’ve come upon. Located on a side street off the main road in Bethany CT it probably offers a lot more than just boarding. I was able to catch this horse grazing near the fence and I was able to get him in the […]

Horse barn along the main Route in Bethany CT sitting adjacent to a horse coral. Photographed with: Nikon D7100 and a Nikon 18-55 @ 28mm (35mm equiv.= 42mm) 1/125th, f16, ISO 400, MANUAL MODE

I was hunting barns in the northwest corner of Torrington CT when I had just crossed over the town line into Winchester.  I stumbled upon this barn on what appeared to be a very narrow, poorly maintained country road.  You had a sense that you were really in the country […]

Looks like this beautiful large aging red barn, situated on the Rooster Rise Farm, has weathered many a storm and is still proudly standing. It has a very grand design and a thing of beauty in the countryside of Berlin, CT. I’m not from Berlin so I don’t know exactly […]

This rustic looking barn had some unusual touches like the boxed in “X” patterns. It sat nicely balanced between two tall tree’s with the sun coming in from behind lighting up the tree’s and parts of the lawn. The sign on the front reads “The Leach-Stanton” barn. It’s located on […]

Old red barn and silo makes for a beautiful scene as the sun sets behind it on North Harwinton Rd. in Plymouth CT. Just to the right of the barn, under the tree, you can see the white of the farm house peeking through. Photographed with a Nikon D7100 and […]

This combination farm house/barn/garage is absolutely a work of art. If I had to guess it was probably built in the late 1800’s with post and beam construction. Although it’s very beautiful from the road it’s true beauty is in the detail. If I was able to go into these […]

Nature has taken it’s toll on this wonderful old small barn on or in the area of Bell St. in Middletown CT.  New England’s tough winters have nearly collapsed the roof but, like us New Englanders, it will stand proud until it can’t stand any more. Once, most likely, the […]