Hello! I’m Chris. Welcome to BarnSnaps.com

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In 2023 I began snapping barn photos with my cell phone camera alongside roadways throughout Ohio. In 2024 friends and family encouraged me to share my growing collection with other barn enthusiasts. In 2025 I created this website to display what I referred to as my first 300 barn snaps. To view new Barn Snaps, visit this website often or follow the business on TikTok or Instagram.

Farming has shaped my family for generations. I spent many days playing and helping with chores inside my grandparents' dairy barns, surrounded by farm life. For me, older barns bring back cherished memories from childhood and a general curiosity about each barn’s past.

Why Barns?

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Get in Touch!

Are you interested in preserving your barns legacy? Contact me at the email below to find out how I can capture your barn’s present character and charm in a number of different ways so that it will be remembered for many years to come.

Support@barnsnaps.com
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Harding Barn New Philadelphia, Ohio

FAQs

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  • Q: Why are some BarnSnap products not fully visible on certain pages?

    A: This might be due to the type of device you are using to view the website. Some photos appear cut off when using certain mobile devices like cell phones or tablets. Try viewing the photos using a desktop computer or switching your mobile device to desktop mode in the browser’s settings.

  • Q: What determines the list price for a canvas print?

    A: The list price is based on several factors, including but not limited to, photo quality, unique characteristics, and inventory management. List prices are subject to change and do not include shipping fees and taxes.

  • Q: What happens if my product is damaged when I receive it or I am dissatisfied with the product?

    A: We do our very best to ensure that all products are shipped in the most appropriate packaging, however nothing is full proof. Should a product be damaged during shipping, or the product is not what you ordered, contact us immediately and we will rectify it.

  • Q: How much is AI used to edit the barn photos?

    A: Editing still relies upon the crucial artistic vision of the photographer who only uses Al as an assistant at times to adjust lighting, color, and composition with simple text prompts.

  • Even though the quality is not comparable, some people will copy images from websites to avoid paying for them. For this reason it is necessary to mark photos with a temporary symbol to make it more difficult to resell copies. The copyright marking is removed once a print is purchased and it is no longer visible on the photo.

  • Q: What can I do if I do not want my barn promoted publicly by BarnSnaps?

    A: Click the email address button further up on this page to send a message to Support@BarnSnaps.com. Describe which barn belongs to you and share that you do not want it promoted publicly. Your barn will be removed immediately and will not be promoted again by BarnSnaps. The owner of BarnSnaps is very respectful of the rights of property owners. The whole concept of BarnSnaps is to “snap photos” from the public right-of-way in order to avoid trespassing and or disturbing people’s privacy, although in some situations the photographer will knock on a door to get permission if the view of a great barn is obstructed from the road.