Turkey Run State Park in Indiana
Oct 27, 2014 22:01:20 #
I took these a month ago today in a very familiar and loved State Park by the people of Indiana. I got excited when I walked into Turkey Run Hollow and saw that sunbeam shining in. :)
Turkey Run Hollow
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Sunset Point
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The many Canyon trails are very beautiful and popular
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Getting a little artsy with a close up of the stairs. :)
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Pedestrian Suspension Bridge over Sugar Creek, just starting to get a little fall color
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Oct 27, 2014 22:06:53 #
It's not difficult to see why folks would enjoy going there. :thumbup:
Oct 27, 2014 22:25:41 #
NikonJohn wrote:
I took these a month ago today in a very familiar and loved State Park by the people of Indiana. I got excited when I walked into Turkey Run Hollow and saw that sunbeam shining in. :)
Very nice! I love the sunbeams and the water in the second shot. Was the sunbeam shot in the same location where the people in #3 are?
Oh, and I love your "artsy" shot, too!
What town?
Oct 27, 2014 22:26:52 #
Oct 27, 2014 22:41:37 #
Indi wrote:
Very nice! I love the sunbeams and the water in the second shot. Was the sunbeam shot in the same location where the people in #3 are?
Oh, and I love your "artsy" shot, too!
What town?
Oh, and I love your "artsy" shot, too!
What town?
Thank you for taking the time to comment I appreciate it!
No, the people were in a different canyon.
The closest town to Turkey Run State Park would be Marshall. It's a rather small town though.
Oct 27, 2014 22:43:44 #
PaulG wrote:
Great picture, that first one.
Thanks Paul! I love catching sun beams in the canyons.
The park is pretty in the winter also when there is snow on the ground. :)
Oct 27, 2014 22:47:09 #
NikonJohn wrote:
Thank you for taking the time to comment I appreciate it!
No, the people were in a different canyon.
The closest town to Turkey Run State Park would be Marshall. It's a rather small town though.
No, the people were in a different canyon.
The closest town to Turkey Run State Park would be Marshall. It's a rather small town though.
Haven't been to Indiana much. My daughter went to Purdue, but my wife generally went there when we were off from work.
Oct 28, 2014 06:37:37 #
Beautiful location for a shoot. Liked you inputs. #1 just screams for HDR treatment.
Oct 28, 2014 08:03:17 #
Indi wrote:
Haven't been to Indiana much. My daughter went to Purdue, but my wife generally went there when we were off from work.
I work at Purdue, I posted a subject on Dec 22, 2012 titled: "Any Boilermakers out there?" It's a picture of the Purdue Memorial Union, but nobody got the Purdue reference... Probably just confused people. :)
Oct 28, 2014 08:27:21 #
djtravels wrote:
Beautiful location for a shoot. Liked you inputs. #1 just screams for HDR treatment.
Thank you, appreciate your input.
Okay I did a little HDR treatment to the first one... I don't often do much HDR, probably because I see it overdone to much. I don't like the "comic strip" look that I see sometimes. My thought is to make it look like what I remember seeing with my eyes in my brain, not make it leap off the screen and strangle my eyes. :wink:
Anyway here is my HDR treatment of the first one, any more and I thought it was overdone.
So is this what you were thinking djtravels?
Oct 28, 2014 09:05:42 #
NikonJohn wrote:
I work at Purdue, I posted a subject on Dec 22, 2012 titled: "Any Boilermakers out there?" It's a picture of the Purdue Memorial Union, but nobody got the Purdue reference... Probably just confused people. :)
What department?
Oct 28, 2014 09:50:38 #
Indi wrote:
What department?
That's complicated... :wink: I am in IT customer relations, but I don't do IT work, I'm in a video delivery (shall we say) group. Various video related things and some video engineering as well. That's the short version. :)
When did your daughter attend Purdue?
Oct 28, 2014 21:28:58 #
I believe you have found a happy medium John. Some of the details that were less noticeable are much easier to see. I'm not a big fan of overcooked processing either.
Oct 28, 2014 21:52:07 #
Mike D. wrote:
I believe you have found a happy medium John. Some of the details that were less noticeable are much easier to see. I'm not a big fan of overcooked processing either.
Thanks Mike. It's right on the edge of overcooked in my mind. I more often use the "D-lighting" in my Nikon Capture NX2 software or Photoshop to brig out shadows. It's amazing to me how much is in those near black shadows in the raw file from my D700. Really like that camera. :)
Oct 28, 2014 21:55:26 #
I donated a framed 11x14 of the first photo and three others to my daughters school fund raiser. I will be curious to see what they sell for in the silent auction. :)
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