Tarpaper Shack

D2x
70-200 @ 160m
f/8 @ 1/60 sec

If you ever get the chance to drive the Cottonwood Canyon Road between Hwy 89 and Hwy 12 IN Utah, you should do it. You could easily spend two or three days photographing along the way. This shack is just on the north end near Cannonville.

Hi Mark,

I've said it before and I'll say it again and again, and it's not just because you're my brother. You have a fabulous eye for the abstract. I just love this. Make sure you send it to Ma, because she's going to love it too.

Lynne

Mark,
I also agree with your sister. I really dig this. Again, I REALLY like it. The colors came out perfect.

An excellent abstract. I really like this one. The comp is great.

Great abstract.. they put shingles on roofs, don't they??

Photo is great in allmost all ways , But I tend to be strange sometimes and it disappoints me that it's a double pane vinyl window. Not your fault, just my brain.

Mark,
This is unique, and really captures a real mood here. VERY nice one Mark...

Jerry, initially I was wondering if it was actually a double pane window rather than an aluminum window with another storm window attached to the outside. When I was processing it, I looked at it closer and though, "Jeez, it's a vinyl window, it can't be more than ten or fifteen years old!?!"

Really nice, Mark.

Mark this is a very well balanced composition!! The window and the gauge play well off each other and the colors too work very well together.

Very well seen and executed!!