Route 100 just before Rochester I spied this old, timber framed barn in despair and stopped to capture its creaky skeleton when a late November snow squall kicked up. The barn is now R.I.P.
Shortly after the new Crown point bridge opened up I took this long shot from Fort St. Frederic in New York.
The title says it all. The sunflowers are standing guard in front of the barn which is serving as a bike rack for the lone , yellow bike.
The gray barn board serving as a background for our flag caught my eye but notice how short the silo is. Castleton, Vt.
Browns Bridge in Shrewsbury , Vt. was left cut off from vehicle use after Tropical Storm Irene swept through but people made the trip on foot to see the the bridge and leave messages on it’s beams and framing.
In Charlotte, Vt. is the shortest spanning covered bridge in the state.
The iconic 1880 barn in Orwell, Vt. stands right in the middle of a cornfield.
Rochester , Vt. host this small barn with the perfect backdrop .
In Plymouth , Vt. this barn from the late 1700’s offered a unique lighting challenge in it’s gable end. The 3 windows allowed filtered light in but it was the knot holes and the cracks between the boards that I really liked . The way the light came through them. I shot with a fill flash so I get the framing of the rafters and ridge in view.
In Old Bennington , Vt. stands the first church that was Vermont’s first church when we became our own state. Not linked to either New Hampshire or New York. It is also the burial site of Robert Frost.
The Bennington monument stands against a very ominous sky.
This abandoned sugar shack once produced Vermont’s liquid gold but now just rest amongst the Maple trees.
The two-wide Pulp Mill covered bridge in Middleburg , Vt. shows off its great architectural framing.
A giant and masterfully built bank barn still stands strong in Woodstock, Vt.
The original Taftsville bridge before Tropical storm Irene destroyed it.
The new Crown Point bridge awaits. A great design.
Located in Pittsford , Vt. and taken at the start of a small snow storm.
Just a great structure. A perfect design to last forever .
The green skylight panels allowed me to use this filter to obtain the look I wanted.