A Tour of Vermont Barn Wood

[charlie76]

I married Jenny this past September and I'm moving to Vermont...I love the barns out there. The wood tells a lot of the history vt barn wall and roof by charlie766, on Flickr Untitled photo by charlie766, on Flickr Side of my new stepfather's barn that he buil by hand Untitled photo by charlie766, on Flickr vt barn wall 2 by charlie766, on Flickr Untitled photo by charlie766, on Flickr

 

[CaptainNapalm]

very cool but I'd correct the distortion on them, especially 3 and 5.

 

[charlie76]

very cool but I'd correct the distortion on them, especially 3 and 5.

I'd love to get rid of it...but I assumed I was kinda stuck with it until I can get a better lens. Is there a way to do it in photoshop..something like that?

 

[Nevermore1]

Yes, it can be done in PS. I'd have to get on my computer to verify but I think it is under the "filters" setting. Some cameras have a distortion correction setting built into the firmware as well. You may want to check your manual to se if yours has it. Personally I don't know if using the in camera setting is better than the filter in PS or vice versa. Hopefully someone with a little more experience will chime in.

I like the pictures. I have always loved old barns and farmhouses.

 

[charlie76]

That's great news...il check it out when I get home. Thanks!!

 

[Dagwood56]

Nice set. Despite the little bit of distortion, #3 is my favorite. I really love the wood grain patterns, color shifts and textures in that one.

 

[Derrel]

Great idea for a series of photos! I grew up around old barns and outbuildings, and I've always liked well-weathered wood exteriors.

 

[PixelRabbit]

Great set! I too love the texture of old barns

I really love the red in the first one but I don't think there is enough roof for it to be included, you either need more or none of it (I vote for none and make the set consistent) The lines in that one are delicious