I have been fascinated for a while by the possibility of capturing barn quilts at night. This photo is of one of the most often-photographed barns of the original Adams County trail--the Double Lemoyne Star at Goodseedfarms in Peebles, Ohio.
The photo was taken by Stephen Boehme, the owners' son--if you can't quite tell, there is a pond in front of the barn, the double image is a reflection. I just love it because it has holiday lights!
Being home for the holidays will give me time to get the book wrapped up. Hmm didn't mean to include a corny pun, but since it came out that way, I will leave it!
If anyone is interested, I created a calendar with some of the photos from my journey this past year. I don't have a means--or the time--to sell them directly, but they are available at cafepress.com/quilttrails.
All the best to you
This is one totally spectacular photo! I hope it's OK with you that I've mentioned your blog and posted this photo today on my blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to hearing more about your book.
We have a wealth of quilt blocks on the barns here in north central Iowa, and more are being displayed each month.
Bravo to you and your project!
Wow! that is stunning!
ReplyDeletelooking forward to hearing more about your book.
Oh this is going to have to be a MUST BUY book for me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! What a great concept....
ReplyDeleteOut of all the barn quilts I've seen so far, this is my favorite !
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