Prairie Barn (Abandoned)

Prairie Barn Abandoned

My fascination with barns is something I can’t really explain.  When I see an old wooden barn, the older the barn the better. The hewed wood, old stone foundations and rough textures of the weather wood of the building is just something I can appreciate. The stories, emotions and its untold stories and history captures my imagination.  Barns in the early years for settlers provide self-sufficiency to the families that worked the land.  These old structures were the main storage for food, feed, or animals. There is just a true sense of the past when I look an old barn. This photo for me from the Canadian prairies embodies everything I look for.  What caught my attention was the seclusion of this barn.  The soft earth tone colours of the landscape and the even softer cloud cover I felt made for a great photo. I hope you enjoy this image!

FINE ART PRINT

- Just the Print on Breathing Colour Optica One, fine bright white, fine art paper

- Matte finish, textured surface with no-glare

- Using museum quality inks feature permanence ratings up to 200 years, and are resistant to humidity, UV and atmospheric ozone.

- Hand cut edges, ready for framing and paper weight of 300gsm

CANVAS PRINT

- Manually stretched canvas on a 1.5" thick wood frame with attached picture hanger

- Gallery Wrap image and ready to hang

HIGH GLOSS METAL PRINT

 - 1/8" thick aluminium with premium high gloss finish

 - Images are directly transferred onto sleek metal and then treated with a high gloss coating

- Built in keyhole and french cleat included and ready to hang