Brooms and Wood Stoves II
Sep 20, 2011 19:00:22 #
Sep 20, 2011 19:13:31 #
MmmMmMMM!
Dontcha just LOVE old barns... that hay smell!?
I can smell that barn from here, through your photography.
Must mean it's really good! :)
The hand-made brooms are great, too... and the old wagon-wheels.
I can't believe these things are IN a museum... I grew up with some of this stuff still being used everyday.
The folks who used 'em would laugh their butts off if they knew we consider it "old stuff fit for a museum"! I can hear them now: "What? THAT ol' thing!?" :)
Thanks for sharing more
Dontcha just LOVE old barns... that hay smell!?
I can smell that barn from here, through your photography.
Must mean it's really good! :)
The hand-made brooms are great, too... and the old wagon-wheels.
I can't believe these things are IN a museum... I grew up with some of this stuff still being used everyday.
The folks who used 'em would laugh their butts off if they knew we consider it "old stuff fit for a museum"! I can hear them now: "What? THAT ol' thing!?" :)
Thanks for sharing more
Sep 20, 2011 19:32:55 #
Thanks it was a cold rainy day but it was fun taking these pictures. I have always loved the smell of barns.
Sep 20, 2011 19:46:53 #
nolte1964 wrote:
Here are some more of my work that day
The portrait is nice but smack dab in the middle. Crop in portrait orientation closer to the face and replace the blown out distracting patches in the background.
Original - Unedited
Enhanced per Instructions
Sep 20, 2011 20:36:37 #
There about 40 people trying to shoot her so was hard to get the best Ngle for this shot. I am learning but I appreciate the advice.
Sep 20, 2011 20:44:06 #
nolte1964 wrote:
There about 40 people trying to shoot her so was hard to get the best Ngle for this shot. I am learning but I appreciate the advice.
It's touch editing a 72dpi photo this small but you get the idea. You can even take a few pounds off like this.
Pounds off
Sep 20, 2011 20:51:23 #
Love the composition of wagon wheels and barn with the unbelievable sharpness and crispness.
What was your set up?
What was your set up?
Sep 22, 2011 08:33:05 #
lwBODDie wrote:
Love the composition of wagon wheels and barn with the unbelievable sharpness and crispness.
What was your set up?
What was your set up?
I will pull the metadata and let you know. I was using a borrowed lense 16-35 L for this shot.
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