McPolin's Barn, Park City UT

By: George Fisher | View Full Portfolio (8 images)

Equipment: Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Canon 28-135 f/3.5-5.6 IS

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McPolin's barn, Park City UT

Built around 1920 with lumber scavenged from old mining buildings, without nails. Bought by Park City in 1995 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Park City's Payday run is lit in the background for night skiing and further in the back a cat begins the night's work at Deer Valley.

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Robert Chenevert , June 13, 2005; 12:59 P.M.

6/6

Very nice night shot!

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Richard Haines , August 26, 2005; 05:18 P.M.

McPolins Barn

I have tried shooting this barn many times over a period of 25 years and I have never come up with anything like this shot. I love it and I doubt that it will ever be topped. I never thought a night shot would make it. Best Regards, Rich

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McPolin's Barn, Park City UT

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