Images in Black and White
Feb 16, 2019 20:08:26 #
samonk
Loc: Alabama
I like #2 a lot. The heavy contrast on #1 makes me search for the main subject - the barn.
Feb 21, 2019 18:01:23 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
I love them all, Terry, and I'm also delighted to see you back on the site!! I hope all is well with you!
Thank you Donna, as the old saying goes, "even a blind hog finds an acorn now and then", Donna I swear my memory has gotten so bad I forgot all about UHH
Feb 21, 2019 18:04:03 #
Longshadow wrote:
The sliding barn doors in the first shot are vertical, unless my browser window edges are not plumb. The sloping ground adds to the non-level perception. (I enlarged and moved left and right.)
In the second, the left building is only off a few degrees, which I would attribute to the structural integrity of the buildings.
In the third, I believe the camera angle yields the perception of not plumb (check the doorway).
I'd keep them as is for leveling.
In the second, the left building is only off a few degrees, which I would attribute to the structural integrity of the buildings.
In the third, I believe the camera angle yields the perception of not plumb (check the doorway).
I'd keep them as is for leveling.
Thank you very much, I have a terrible memory but didn't think I would have posted them without leveling them, but I sure could have.
Feb 21, 2019 18:05:31 #
Bmac wrote:
Really like the second shot. 
Thank you, the sepia tones seem to have caught a few eyes !!
Feb 21, 2019 18:06:28 #
chasgroh wrote:
...yes, indeed on the olde constructs. But a practiced eye can see what's what...heh...you rock on, Tad!
Thank you !!
Feb 21, 2019 18:08:12 #
Cotondog wrote:
I really like your second photo. The processing is very nicely done.
Thank you very much !!
Feb 21, 2019 18:09:56 #
Feb 21, 2019 18:16:24 #
Nalu wrote:
I really like the mood and warmth of the second image. Definitely a keeper.
Did you try different vantage points when creating the second. Just seems a little "scrunched" to me and might be a bit better in a little wider format. I'm wondering how it would look if you took a few steps back and to the right. Would it separate the two structures a bit and provide a bit more "space". Just thinking outlaid. Love the image.
Did you try different vantage points when creating the second. Just seems a little "scrunched" to me and might be a bit better in a little wider format. I'm wondering how it would look if you took a few steps back and to the right. Would it separate the two structures a bit and provide a bit more "space". Just thinking outlaid. Love the image.
Thank you, could be, the area was an overgrown abandoned old farm house with outbuildings and access was kinda limited and frankly I didn't feel comfortable moving too far from the car, I have reached the age of "longer lens, requires less mobility".
Feb 21, 2019 18:17:22 #
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