A friend of mine has a big all-weekend jam session at his farm in Robertson County, Kentucky every year. I’ve gone gone a few times in the past and thought this would be yet another good reason to get out and use the new camper, listen to some good music and shoot some photos while I’m at it.

This is not all the images I shot over the weekend, just some of the “stand outs” I noticed while going through the raw files.

I actually headed out to find the “Johnson Creek” covered bridge, which I located and as you can see in the gallery, was an awesome find. There was a tobacco field right next to the bridge which I thought really made the shot. I also ran across my first “See 7 States from Rock City” barn, a great find in my book. It was sunset when I ran across that barn. The shots in this gallery are from that night. I ran back the next day and shot it in the daylight. Those images will be posted soon. I also ran across another Mail Pouch barn. All in all, it was a pretty good weekend of shooting.

Take a look at the first part of this series here. More to come soon. Enjoy!

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Tags: Barn, Barnyard, Covered Bridge, Kentucky, Mail Pouch Barn, Robertson County Kentucky, See Rock City Barn, Travel photography

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