Friday morning we had quite a bit of fog and as it started to lift, I was able to get a few shots of the neighbor's horses behind our house.
20D, 70-200 @ 200, 160 th , f-18, iso 200
Mild cropping and contrast boost.
As always C&C welcome.
Posted by Tim Buchanan on March 17, 2008 at 8:05 PM
Pretty interesting, Merle. I like how the horse and trees kind of form a diagonal line towards the back of the image. It also has a nice subtle feel to it. The space to the left of the horse doesn't seem to help you tell that story, though.
Thanks all for the comments. Yeah Dale, I to am waiting for the green. With all the rain we've been having it has started to green up over the last coupla days. It will just take 3 weeks to dry out enough to get a mower on it. By then I'll probably need a brush hog to get through it.
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on March 18, 2008 at 9:22 AM
Hi Merle, I like the cropped version much better and wonder if adding some further softening with gaussian blur might not make this even better. Nice catch!
This is a nice shot, and the crop really makes a difference. I just wish we had decided long ago to bury power lines. I fight power lines every time I go to shoot in Northern KY, so they really stand out to me.
Dominic, I agree about the burying of power lines. But, what you see in this shot is a barbed wire fence with electric fence wire insulators..No way to take them out of the shot within reason.
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10 replies20D, 70-200 @ 200, 160 th , f-18, iso 200
Mild cropping and contrast boost.
As always C&C welcome.