Posted by Ken Bachman on November 7, 2008 at 7:24 PM
Thanks to everyone for thier kind comments on my last post.
This is another view of the same valley from a different perspective.
Bill, if you are still thinking of trying the Tallgrass Preserve this weekend, we have had tremendous winds all week and the cottonwoods in may area are mostly bare or at least very thin. The other thing to consider about the Preserve is that the trails are only open from 9:00-3:30. On the other hand there are many other opportunities even from the roads of the flint hills and the winds are supposed to be much calmer for the weekend.
Good shooting.
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on November 7, 2008 at 10:20 PM
Ken, you're really showing us some interesting geology from the state of Kansas. Your last post was more pleasing astetically but this one has some good things going for it too. I like how you have composed the trees to lead the eyes through the frame. Beautiful light and color in the LR. Thanks for sharing ... have a great weekend.
Posted by John Moore on November 9, 2008 at 7:44 PM
Very nice Ken. I like this composition with the beautiful golden tree at far right. As Wayne noted the other trees lead the eye through the frame, and also contribute to the sense of depth.
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2 repliesThis is another view of the same valley from a different perspective.
Bill, if you are still thinking of trying the Tallgrass Preserve this weekend, we have had tremendous winds all week and the cottonwoods in may area are mostly bare or at least very thin. The other thing to consider about the Preserve is that the trails are only open from 9:00-3:30. On the other hand there are many other opportunities even from the roads of the flint hills and the winds are supposed to be much calmer for the weekend.
Good shooting.