Out again with my new-to-me Lumix searching for spring in ag country (Page 2): Gorgeous set Linda. You got the hang of your new camera very quickly. All great but I really like #2 and...

repleo Loc: Boston

Linda From Maine wrote:

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7, 14-140 mm lens. Shot in raw (except the pano), edited in PS Elements, Nik and Topaz Detail. Thanks so much for viewing!

1. Tried out the panorama feature. Easy-peasy!

2. The difference between grain bins and silos (Google): "Bins are vented, silver, corrugated steel structures fatter in diameter than silos."

Gorgeous set Linda. You got the hang of your new camera very quickly. All great but I really like #2 and the last one. I am having trouble with downloads, but I bet the pano will be awesome when I figure it out.

MT native Loc: Big Sky Country — Montana

All great photos as usual. I like the colors in #4 & 5. Looks like there is plenty of snow yet in your part of the country. Thanks for sharing.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

repleo wrote:

Gorgeous set Linda. You got the hang of your new camera very quickly. All great but I really like #2 and the last one. I am having trouble with downloads, but I bet the pano will be awesome when I figure it out.

Thank you so much, Phil! Now that I know how easy the pano feature is, I'm going to have to look for closer subjects - lol. But the light on the clouds along that ridgeline was irresistible.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

MT native wrote:

All great photos as usual. I like the colors in #4 & 5. Looks like there is plenty of snow yet in your part of the country. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, Dennis! Early morning sun on the fruit boxes that I may have enhanced a skosh

The red trees are true, and imagine how beautiful to see a whole orchard when there is still pristine snow along the rows. Though I really am ready for spring

bsprague Loc: Lacey, WA, USA

Linda From Maine wrote:

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7, 14-140 mm lens. Shot in raw (except the pano), edited in PS Elements, Nik and Topaz Detail. Thanks so much for viewing!

1. Tried out the panorama feature. Easy-peasy!

2. The difference between grain bins and silos (Google): "Bins are vented, silver, corrugated steel structures fatter in diameter than silos."

I always enjoy your photos of the Yakima Valley.

Bill

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

bsprague wrote:

I always enjoy your photos of the Yakima Valley.

Bill

Thank you very much for the lovely comments, Bill.

Islandgal Loc: Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Canada

A informative photo essay Linda. I'm impressed by your G7. The grain bins caught me eye right away with their patched sides and parasol roofs. Great PP on all!

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Islandgal wrote:

A informative photo essay Linda. I'm impressed by your G7. The grain bins caught me eye right away with their patched sides and parasol roofs. Great PP on all!

Thank you, Trish! I'm very grateful for your interest. So glad you enjoyed even though there's not a texture layer among them

I appreciated the pigeons cooperating with the bins photo, though I would not have been averse to adding un-birds with one of my specialty brushes.

Dixiegirl Loc: Alabama gulf coast

Looks like your search for spring was in vain, Linda, but you did find some winter treasures. LOVE the second shot in particular. The little flock of birds seems to bring warmth to a frigid scene.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Dixiegirl wrote:

Looks like your search for spring was in vain, Linda, but you did find some winter treasures. LOVE the second shot in particular. The little flock of birds seems to bring warmth to a frigid scene.

Thank you so much, Donna! I've photographed that farm 4 times now, and the pigeons cooperated in 3 sessions

Yes, there is still snow and today started out at about 18 degrees, but there is sunshine!

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

Impressive set, Linda. Nice work.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

DOOK wrote:

Impressive set, Linda. Nice work.

Thank you, Earl!

tbell7D Loc: Houston

As always, a very appealing series of images Linda. It seems you have mastered that mirrorless camera very quickly. I like all of these, but there is something about #3 that makes me keep coming back to it. In that one I just like the composition, plus I actually like seeing the snow since it seems so "foreign" to me. It is about 84 deg today and we have the A/C running.

James56 Loc: Nashville, Tennessee

Beautiful set Linda, your images are so cool...I mean that literally. They're refreshing to view and I needed some cooling off. It's 78 degree's here today and I've been working up a sweat outdoors. Great job with your new camera.

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

I like all of these Linda - for different reasons. In two, I like the layered look of all the horizontal lines in the foreground and sky. Even the structures are in a row. All this is accented by the flock of birds hovering over one of the bins. I am also intrigued by number three. I think the fascination is all the lines. The rows are diagonal leading lines, the wind blade is a different diagonal, the horizon and cloud layers are horizontal lines. I even see a diagonal from the more dense row on the left to the wind blade tower. Somehow this keeps me moving and exploring!