Tag: scenic CT

While Cheryl and I were driving through rural Bethlehem CT we happened upon this beautiful metallic welded American Bald Eagle in an open field on the side of the road.  Immediately I pulled the car over and, fortunately, had my camera gear with me. The Eagle is probably about 6′ […]

This well built old barn sits snuggled between two trees enjoying the shade on a hot summers day. Located on Chamberlain Hwy. in Berlin CT. You don’t see a lot of brick foundations for these old barns like this one has. Even more unusual is the custom window at the […]

This beautiful old barn is slowly becoming one with nature as foliage overcomes it. I would think it’s a pretty fair assumption that this barn has been put out to pasture. I’m glad that it, at least, has not been torn down (yet?). There is still a story her to […]

This “L” shaped barn packs some serious square footage. If you look to the left bottom corner of the barn you’ll see that there is a walk-in to the basement. It looks as if the roof was replaced at one time. Overall the barn is in pretty decent shape and […]

I vaguely remember that this beautiful old barn was somewhere in “central” Southington CT. By that I mean it was not on the outskirts of town in the wooded area but rather in a more downtown residential area.  The barn itself was only about 15′ from the road. Photographed with […]

This large red barn fades into the evening as the beautiful lights from a New England sunset bring the day to a close on the outskirts of Southington CT.  The farm owners home is seen peeking behind the left side of the barn. Photographed with a Nikon D7100, 18-55 @ […]

Cheryl and I were chasing down a list of barns we wanted to shoot in Avon CT this chilly December day in 2018.  Down the street from one of the ones on our list, low and behold, was this beauty.  It was situated in an open field a considerable distance […]

This barn was on a residential property off a main road in Rocky Hill CT.  The only view was from the back side. Photographed with Nikon D7100 and Nikon 18-55 mm shot at 32 mm (35mm equiv. – 48 mm) 1/320th, f11, ISO 400, Aperture priority.