The Ranch
The T. A. Moulton barn is one of the truly iconic structures of the U.S. Northwest. With the Grand Tetons as a backdrop, the Moulton Ranch is as picturesque as it gets. I drove out before the sunrise to capture the dreamlike scene with this one-of-a-kind barn.
I’ve seen many photographs of this barn over the years. It never crossed my mind that I would stand across from it one day. This barn seemed to be a unique and remote structure that would forever just be in someone else’s photograph. After all, it was just a lonely old barn on a private ranch. When I ended up in Jackson, I realized I was in the area and decided to head out to find it a few hours before boarding a flight home. I went home happy.
Camera: Nikon Z7
Shot Settings: Nikkor 24-70mm @ 43mm, f/8 and 1/3 sec
Edition Size: 150
Typical Print Size : (2:1 ratio) 18″ x 36″ up to 24″ x 48″ single panel and 36” x 72” triptych
The T. A. Moulton barn is one of the truly iconic structures of the U.S. Northwest. With the Grand Tetons as a backdrop, the Moulton Ranch is as picturesque as it gets. I drove out before the sunrise to capture the dreamlike scene with this one-of-a-kind barn.
I’ve seen many photographs of this barn over the years. It never crossed my mind that I would stand across from it one day. This barn seemed to be a unique and remote structure that would forever just be in someone else’s photograph. After all, it was just a lonely old barn on a private ranch. When I ended up in Jackson, I realized I was in the area and decided to head out to find it a few hours before boarding a flight home. I went home happy.
Camera: Nikon Z7
Shot Settings: Nikkor 24-70mm @ 43mm, f/8 and 1/3 sec
Edition Size: 150
Typical Print Size : (2:1 ratio) 18″ x 36″ up to 24″ x 48″ single panel and 36” x 72” triptych
The T. A. Moulton barn is one of the truly iconic structures of the U.S. Northwest. With the Grand Tetons as a backdrop, the Moulton Ranch is as picturesque as it gets. I drove out before the sunrise to capture the dreamlike scene with this one-of-a-kind barn.
I’ve seen many photographs of this barn over the years. It never crossed my mind that I would stand across from it one day. This barn seemed to be a unique and remote structure that would forever just be in someone else’s photograph. After all, it was just a lonely old barn on a private ranch. When I ended up in Jackson, I realized I was in the area and decided to head out to find it a few hours before boarding a flight home. I went home happy.
Camera: Nikon Z7
Shot Settings: Nikkor 24-70mm @ 43mm, f/8 and 1/3 sec
Edition Size: 150
Typical Print Size : (2:1 ratio) 18″ x 36″ up to 24″ x 48″ single panel and 36” x 72” triptych