Mormon Barn (About this image) Grand Tetons National Park WY. This is probably the most photographed structure in the park; should have the color version coming next week. Share This Story 6 Responses to “Mormon Barn” martie April 19th, 2010 Gorgeous photo and I love the processing. I wonder how many years that barn has withstood the elements. Reply Nick April 19th, 2010 Great BW. Love the way the roof of the barn fits in with the mountains. Reply rian April 19th, 2010 well, i haven't been there yet.. and if i do, i'll make sure to remember this.. ;D beautiful shot! 😀 Reply Otto K. April 19th, 2010 for a reason. gorgeous setting and wonderful B&W. Reply sherri April 20th, 2010 The mountains in the background seem unexpected. I suppose because I'm used to seeing barns like this in open fields. Reply maersu May 15th, 2010 a nice picture you took there with a nice camera – you could hang that one on a wall in a small mountain village's bar 🙂 Reply Share Your Thoughts Click here to cancel reply. Name (required) Mail (required) (will not be published) Website Δ
martie April 19th, 2010 Gorgeous photo and I love the processing. I wonder how many years that barn has withstood the elements. Reply
rian April 19th, 2010 well, i haven't been there yet.. and if i do, i'll make sure to remember this.. ;D beautiful shot! 😀 Reply
sherri April 20th, 2010 The mountains in the background seem unexpected. I suppose because I'm used to seeing barns like this in open fields. Reply
maersu May 15th, 2010 a nice picture you took there with a nice camera – you could hang that one on a wall in a small mountain village's bar 🙂 Reply
Gorgeous photo and I love the processing. I wonder how many years that barn has withstood the elements.
Great BW. Love the way the roof of the barn fits in with the mountains.
well, i haven't been there yet.. and if i do, i'll make sure to remember this.. ;D beautiful shot! 😀
for a reason. gorgeous setting and wonderful B&W.
The mountains in the background seem unexpected. I suppose because I'm used to seeing barns like this in open fields.
a nice picture you took there with a nice camera – you could hang that one on a wall in a small mountain village's bar 🙂