Lower Ridge Round Barn 2

Lower Ridge Round Barn 2

This iconic round barn is on Rustic Road 56, on the Lower Ridge Road section (Lower pronounced with a soft β€œO”), that has commanding views of the valleys to the north. The round barns of Vernon County, purportedly the highest number of round barns in any county in the U.S., were designed and built by a freed slave named Algie Shivers. He designed them for ergonomic purposes; the cows all faced towards the center, so that feed could be dropped into just one spot to feed them, the milkers would go around the outside of the circle to milk the cows.


The light streaks to the right of the barn is a passing pickup on Lower Ridge Road.

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Why Metal Prints?

In my more than twenty-five years of being a commercial photographer I have seen images printed on almost every single substrate imaginable. And in that time I have never seen prints that look as stunning as these aluminum prints. They come alive in a way that I did not think possible. As one gallery owner I showed these to exclaimed, β€œIt is like looking out a window!” They are truly unique in the way they shine when well lighted. So when you buy one of these prints, please make sure to light them generously!

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