NBR: Local public areas- pics?

Re: NBR: Local public areas- pics?

• deeregirl31

  April 2009

  Does Parky's farm have a barn?

  Check out Hamilton County Parks website.

  Report0 Reply
• Loading the player...
• LoriZ

  April 2009

  There's a log cabin and barn at the corner of Princeton and Liberty-Fairfield in Liberty Twp.  I believe it's privately owned, but I know a lot of local photographers use it.  Someone else might know the rules about photographing there.

  Is there a barn inside that village area at Sharon Woods?  I think you might need a photo permit to take professional-type photographs in that area, but I've never really looked into it, and I'm not sure what type of photos you're looking to take.  You might not need a permit unless you're taking the photos for profit?  Just guessing, I really have no idea.
  

  Report0 Reply
• Bearcatfan member

  April 2009

  It's not for profit, Im taking pictures of my cousin for her senior pictures- purely for fun and amateur

  Report0 Reply
• doodlebug914 member

  April 2009

  I really recommend the place Lori is talking about.  It's in Fairfield/Liberty Township.  We had pics taken there by Patrick Banfield, I think there are a lot of good photo ops in a small area!

  Warning No formatter is installed for the format bbhtml

  Report0 Reply
• firegirlkorb1

  April 2009

  We had our reception at The Heartland located in West Harrison, Indiana, it is a barn, with great scenery.  here is their website to check out with some pics and a history of the barn, I'm not sure if they would charge anything, you could talk to Tom, he is the owner and a super nice guy. ......

  https://www.heartlandbusinesses.com/

  gl with your search

  Report0 Reply