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The window and the view out it
Jan 24, 2012 13:53:26 #
Re: " Open Window", cropping the sill; PS out the hardware and enlarge(assuming the pixal count is not too diluted) and it could be hung on the wall already "framed"!
Very nice shots!!
Very nice shots!!
Jan 24, 2012 15:35:48 #
wpromine wrote:
Re: " Open Window", cropping the sill; PS out the hardware and enlarge(assuming the pixal count is not too diluted) and it could be hung on the wall already "framed"!
Very nice shots!!
Very nice shots!!
Thank you, wpromine I had thought of that. I have a room below the room that has that window. The second room is below ground on that side and needs a window. I could effectively copy the widow and move it to the room that needs a window. I could make a widow/picture for each season.
Thanks for the idea :idea: :thumbup:
All the snow is gone now but they are calling for more snow in a few days. I might take that photo again but this time I'll line everything up so the window is flat and centered. I'll need to skew it a little so I can see the trail leading up the hill.
:idea:
I just got another idea: I sometimes sell my photos where I have a display of my works. I could try selling the window where I use the window frame as a picture frame as you suggested. It would be a novel idea that might sell. I'll leave the hardware on it. They would be buying a hangable window!
Jan 24, 2012 18:47:28 #
wpromine wrote:
Re: " Open Window", cropping the sill; PS out the hardware and enlarge(assuming the pixal count is not too diluted) and it could be hung on the wall already "framed"!
Very nice shots!!
Very nice shots!!
wpromine, your wish is my command.
I'll shot this again, but attached is my interpretation of you suggestion. This is the same photo after some post processing.
The picture frame/window
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Jan 24, 2012 18:53:36 #
Jan 25, 2012 14:17:05 #
Dave, I opened this page after I replied to your private message. I REALLY like this a lot!!!
In an exhibit I think you have a winner!
In an exhibit I think you have a winner!
Jan 25, 2012 14:18:01 #
Dave, I opened this page after I replied to your private message. I REALLY like this a lot!!!
In an exhibit I think you have a winner!
In an exhibit I think you have a winner!
Jan 26, 2012 15:54:59 #
pooterpa76 wrote:
are you going to set up a deer blind & bait to get us some nice deer shots?
Davethehiker wrote:
I cut that trail myself with a DR Brushwacker. It affords me access to the thirteen acres of land that came with the house.
It gives me views of the cattle and deer pastures that surround my property. I cut it so I could take my camera and go on short hikes. It's about a mile long.
wrr wrote:
That path looks so inviting, just have to ask, where does it lead to?
That path looks so inviting, just have to ask, where does it lead to?
I cut that trail myself with a DR Brushwacker. It affords me access to the thirteen acres of land that came with the house.
It gives me views of the cattle and deer pastures that surround my property. I cut it so I could take my camera and go on short hikes. It's about a mile long.
Did someone mention a deer blind?
I have widows in my blind to keep out the cold air, hot and cold running water, five bedrooms, and four baths.
300mm f/2.8 1/25 hand held pressed on window.
Whoops, excuse me miss. 70mm
Deer on the trail. 70mm
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Feb 25, 2012 14:40:26 #
This is a second attempt to take the window with the view.
Feb 25, 2012 21:55:05 #
Thank you all for your suggestions. I decided to implement many of them. Attached is the result. Sized to print as a poster.
Feb 26, 2012 14:29:47 #
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