The old horse barn behind the garage on the property was modernized considerably in the past two years, and photographer Glenn Race wanted to capture it head on. Previous renovations added side steps that climb to a second-floor deck and turned the top room into a photo studio, with track lighting and skylights. The most recent renovation added a new roof, disposed of the old asbestos siding and added new firred wood siding and a fresh coat of brick-red paint, carpeted and painted the upstairs room, poured a concrete floor in the bottom room (once the horse stalls), and added new windows and doors throughout. The French doors for the bottom room make it a handy storage and workroom solution, and the second-floor photography studio was converted to an office and "holding area" for designer merchandise, from candlesticks and barware to silver pieces, furniture, and accessories. The hammock shows how this shady area, with its new Pennsylvania bluestone and gravel patio, is also a perfect place to relax and unwind.