Barn photographs & rural history
When I started photographing barns I had no particular goal in mind. Digitizing the negatives changed that. A note on how the archive became a book — and what I look for when I pull over on a back road.
A low-pitched roof with doors under the eaves came over from Europe. A steep pitch with doors on the gable end was the Yankee answer to New England winters. Here is how to tell them apart from the road.
A low-pitched roof with doors under the eaves came over from Europe. A steep pitch with doors on the gable end was the Yankee answer to New England winters. Here is how to tell them apart from the road.
A low-pitched roof with doors under the eaves came over from Europe. A steep pitch with doors on the gable end was the Yankee answer to New England winters. Here is how to tell them apart from the road.
A low-pitched roof with doors under the eaves came over from Europe. A steep pitch with doors on the gable end was the Yankee answer to New England winters. Here is how to tell them apart from the road.
A low-pitched roof with doors under the eaves came over from Europe. A steep pitch with doors on the gable end was the Yankee answer to New England winters. Here is how to tell them apart from the road.
A low-pitched roof with doors under the eaves came over from Europe. A steep pitch with doors on the gable end was the Yankee answer to New England winters. Here is how to tell them apart from the road.