2014 Barn Calendar

2014 Big old beautiful barn calendar. Rural art enthusiasts would be proud to display this calendar on their wall. This 2014 barn calendar is filled with barns of all different sizes, shapes and colors. There is even a photograph of an extremely rare round Wisconsin barn. Yes! There is such thing as a round barn! These grand old historical barns, many of them Amish built sit perfectly situated against their beautiful rural landscape backdrop. The autumn barns are sol colorful, as the foliage is at it's peak color. A NOTE FROM THE DIGITAL ARTIST / PHOTOGRAPHER I've traveled across the United States in pursuit of these gorgeous vintage barns. I have an incredible passion to capture the images of these barns and then share them with the world. I have thoroughly enjoyed every step of the way in creating this unique barn calendar for you to enjoy. Who could complain about driving for hours upon hours surrounded by such historical structures? Driving around and finding the "perfect" barn is only half of it. Then the real fun begins when I get home and upload my new barns onto my computer. This is when the artsy side of me really comes out! There are times that I use up to four different image editing programs to create the looks and feel of these barn images. I surely hope that you enjoy looking at them as much as I did in creating them. Here is something I wrote regarding these old weathered barns.... A beautiful old weathered barn, beating the odds and still standing strong in the test of time. Over time, these old historical nostalgic wooden barns will eventually succumb to nature’s wrath. Once standing big and proud, these gorgeous rural barns will sadly become nothing more than a heap of old weathered wooden boards sitting where the lovely barn once stood. These barns slowly and painfully morph from an incredible architectural work to a dilapidated mess because the cost to repair these vintage barns is so expensive, the majority of barn owners opt not to make necessary repairs to preserve the structure, and eventually, the barn will collapse. Sadly, these historical barns will most likely be replaced by cookie cutter modern metal pole buildings that have absolutely no artistic value or personality of their own. My personal goal is to preserve as many of these unique vintage barns through my art and photography so that they will continue to be appreciated for the rest of time. ~Marcia Rubin (digital artist/photographer)