Red Barn and End of Harvest (Page 2): Thanks, Dave. I live in the country and am always on the look for old, attractive barns.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

datsmar wrote:

jaymatt

what a neat old barn , nice job
dave

Thanks, Dave. I live in the country and am always on the look for old, attractive barns.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

rook2c4 wrote:

These are terrific. I especially like the red barn photo - you composed it so perfectly!

Thanks for the compliment--I try.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

eurobird wrote:

Very nice shots if i were you i would use your old GE X5 more often.

Thanks, eurobird. This was my first time out with the old X5, and I may try it again. The problem with it is that its lens often creates quite a bit of vertical distortion. I suppose that problem could be fixed in pp, but I'm not that sophisticated yet. I'm going to use it for a carry camera in my truck for a while to see what I think long-term.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

Cotondog wrote:

These are very nice photos, jaymatt. I'm an "old barn" nut, so I particularly like the red barn shot.

Thanks, Cotondog. I like the old barns, too.

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

jaymatt wrote:

"Old Red Barn" was taken last week with an old GE X5 that my wife found in a drawer, corroded and forgotten. With a little cleanup--it works.

"End of Harvest" was shot in December with my Canon SL1--the last of my corn crop being shelled.

Nice color in these.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

photophile wrote:

Nice color in these.

Thank you.

countryman60951 Loc: Bourbonnais, Il

jaymatt wrote:

"Old Red Barn" was taken last week with an old GE X5 that my wife found in a drawer, corroded and forgotten. With a little cleanup--it works.

"End of Harvest" was shot in December with my Canon SL1--the last of my corn crop being shelled.

Very nice shots. Since I'm an old farm boy (retired), They are always of interest to me. No offense though not been a fan of John Deere for a long time. When I retired I was very happy with my switch to Massey Ferguson and now only have a sub-compact tractor, a Massey GC2600.

merrytexan Loc: georgia

jaymatt wrote:

"Old Red Barn" was taken last week with an old GE X5 that my wife found in a drawer, corroded and forgotten. With a little cleanup--it works.

"End of Harvest" was shot in December with my Canon SL1--the last of my corn crop being shelled.

beautiful shots !

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

countryman60951 wrote:

Very nice shots. Since I'm an old farm boy (retired), They are always of interest to me. No offense though not been a fan of John Deere for a long time. When I retired I was very happy with my switch to Massey Ferguson and now only have a sub-compact tractor, a Massey GC2600.

If one lives in my part of Indiana, it's not easy to find a machine that isn't painted green--green has a corner on the market here. When I farmed myself, I used Allis-Chalmers tractors (still have a D-17) and a Massy combine.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

merrytexan wrote:

beautiful shots !

Thanks much.

greymule Loc: Colorado

jaymatt wrote:

"Old Red Barn" was taken last week with an old GE X5 that my wife found in a drawer, corroded and forgotten. With a little cleanup--it works.

"End of Harvest" was shot in December with my Canon SL1--the last of my corn crop being shelled.

Good ones, jay. Love the barn

blacks2 Loc: SF. Bay area

Outstanding, especially the red barn.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

greymule wrote:

Good ones, jay. Love the barn

Thank you! Thanks for looking.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

blacks2 wrote:

Outstanding, especially the red barn.

Thanks. I often drive the back roads looking for barns I haven't yet photographed.

Evergreen Loc: Sunnyside, WA

jaymatt wrote:

"Old Red Barn" was taken last week with an old GE X5 that my wife found in a drawer, corroded and forgotten. With a little cleanup--it works.

"End of Harvest" was shot in December with my Canon SL1--the last of my corn crop being shelled.

Great shots John.