PHOTOGRAPHING THE
MOULTON BARNS
Thank you
to these talented photographers who shared their
images of the T.A. and John Moulton Barns for
our “Wyovore – My Wyoming Craving” feature
(p.30). Look for the captions on each image for both the photographer as well as the identity of
that particular barn. The T.A. Moulton Barn was constructed in 1913, and the John Moulton Barn
in the 1930s. We greatly appreciate the work of these photographers and their willingness to share
in our special look at these historic structures.
Erica Campbell
is based out of Riverton, WY. Photography has been a passion of hers for as
long as she can remember. “My mom, who is also a photographer, encouraged
me and inspired me to pursue it,” Erica says. “I love every form of photography and enjoy sharing what I capture with those
around me.” Visit her Facebook page at facebook.com/EricaCampbellPhotography to see more of Erica’s work.
Sonja Caywood
creates fine art that captures her passion for the West. A painter from Dayton,
Wyoming, Sonja’s paintings convey her affection for the landscape, livestock and
agrarian lifestyle in the Big Horn Mountain region. “It’s vital to me to record this last vestige of our ‘old west’ heritage,” Sonja
says. Her history growing up ‘in the saddle’ in Wyoming and Montana and lifetime love of creating has led her to her dream.
“Creating is integral to my existence – as needed as rain,” Sonja says. Visit sonjacaywood.com and witness Sonja’s love of
Wyoming for yourself.
Chad Coppess
has been the Senior Photographer for the South Dakota Department of Tourism and
State Development since 1993. He travels the entire state taking pictures of festivals,
historic sites, landscapes, wildlife, visitor attractions, etc. Chad also makes at least one trip into Wyoming each year, shooting
photos for fun. His photographs have appeared in many publications including National Geographic Traveler, books on the
rock band KISS, and exhibited at the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson and the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in
Cody.
Al Kajin
Brant Nyberg,
was born and raised on a ranch in southwestern Montana. He majored in photography at Montana
State University. Al enjoys photographing the beautiful world we live in here in the west.
an Assistant Principal, lives in Riverton, WY with his wife and two sons. Brant has
been taking photos since his high school days back at Wind River in the ‘80s. Brant
has “…a simple mission: to use my camera to capture the world as it unfolds before me.” Brant believes in sharing each
picture’s unique story, and captures everything from portraits to landscape, sporting events and the adventures of his family.
Visit brantnyberg.com for more of Brant’s work.
Lacee Sims
of Evanston, WY, city-raised girly girl turned ranch wife, owns Leather-n-Lace
Photography, whose motto is “Capturing Real Wyoming Life!” Specializing in capturing
Agriculture, Historic, Wildlife & Scenic Photography. Located in Southwest Wyoming, est. 2005 – visit leather-nlacephotography.com.
www.wyolifestyle.com
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