Tennessee Red Barn In Snow
Jan 10, 2022 17:57:38 #
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Jan 10, 2022 18:57:16 #
Horseart wrote:
Beautiful. It's the second barn photo I have seen lately that has a Tennessee Walking Horse on the front. I used to make 4 ft tall horse cutouts like that for people to put on their barns (mostly Tn Walkers). Sold them all over the US. Wonder if that might be one I made.
It could be
Jan 19, 2022 09:28:33 #
IMO
I think your first picture is absolutely brilliant. Colors, exposure, clarity are perfect in all areas with the red barn being the attention getter. I did feel the picture was slightly off, going down hill. If you twist it counter clockwise just a small amount the barn seems a bit better. Im not talking about a lot just a bit while watching the barn level out.
I think your first picture is absolutely brilliant. Colors, exposure, clarity are perfect in all areas with the red barn being the attention getter. I did feel the picture was slightly off, going down hill. If you twist it counter clockwise just a small amount the barn seems a bit better. Im not talking about a lot just a bit while watching the barn level out.
Jan 19, 2022 09:36:13 #
Jim-Pops wrote:
IMO
I think your first picture is absolutely brilliant. Colors, exposure, clarity are perfect in all areas with the red barn being the attention getter. I did feel the picture was slightly off, going down hill. If you twist it counter clockwise just a small amount the barn seems a bit better. Im not talking about a lot just a bit while watching the barn level out.
I think your first picture is absolutely brilliant. Colors, exposure, clarity are perfect in all areas with the red barn being the attention getter. I did feel the picture was slightly off, going down hill. If you twist it counter clockwise just a small amount the barn seems a bit better. Im not talking about a lot just a bit while watching the barn level out.
Thank you for that very kind comment and keen eye observation on the image being a bit off. I usually have my wife eyeball my images because I am notorious for missing these slight adjustments.
Jan 19, 2022 09:39:52 #
Fstop12 wrote:
Thank you for that very kind comment and keen eye observation on the image being a bit off. I usually have my wife eyeball my images because I am notorious for missing these slight adjustments.
When making my comments I always try my suggestion first. I wasn't sure till I did. After I turned it I saw that it didn't change the overall impression/composition one bit. It's always a delicate call.
Jan 19, 2022 09:55:26 #
Jim-Pops wrote:
When making my comments I always try my suggestion first. I wasn't sure till I did. After I turned it I saw that it didn't change the overall impression/composition one bit. It's always a delicate call.
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