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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Taken during the full moon last night, so quiet and peaceful. The foreground was shot just as the sun was setting as they light this house which just ruins it for photographers. The shot was in front of an Historic home built in 1874 about an hour from my home and although I do live in the country in a renovated farmhouse built in 1932 |
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Tenn.Jer Registered: Mar 08, 2011 Total Posts: 1097 Country: United States |
Perfect timing; I like the way the shadows from unseen objects (trees or brush maybe?) all point toward the house - and the full moon. |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Thanks Jerry. The shadows are from fencing and shrubs. Tripod was placed straddling the fence to get the shot. |
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Travis Rhoads Registered: Apr 28, 2009 Total Posts: 2932 Country: United States |
great capture of that moon...I tried while I was out of town this weekend to shoot that moon...horribly unsuccessful though...you did a great job. |
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twistedlim Registered: Oct 20, 2004 Total Posts: 3047 Country: United States |
Nice shot. Colors are perfect, you can feel the sun setting and the wind settling down. |
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Hightraxx Registered: Feb 24, 2007 Total Posts: 2919 Country: United States |
Really nice capture and great time of day. |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Travis, it would of been nice to capture it in one shot although really not possible due to the faster shutter speed required to capture the detail in the moon without blowing the exposure. I would have liked to capture the house under the moonlight but that was not to be. I do have the phone number for the gentlemen who is a caretaker for the property. I should call him and arrange the lights to be off one evening so I can try and capture star trails with the home in the foreground. Maybe try a little light painting |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Rich it wasn't exactly what I would have like to capture but it was the best I could due under the circumstances. Glad you like the colors but that was due to the warmth of the setting sun. |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Norm, glad you like the capture and time of day. I am including a Raw file converted to Tiff but no other adjustments other than a slight rotate to see what the home looks like with the lights on. This is one shot. The moon is visible just behind the left back side of the home. |
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nburwell Registered: Jan 15, 2006 Total Posts: 2738 Country: United States |
I really love the placement and incorporation of the moon in your original image. Very nice work! |
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mark fadely Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 6798 Country: United States |
Very nicely done Barb. This looks like a fantastic home and the processing you did is quite elegant. |
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robert829 Registered: Apr 30, 2011 Total Posts: 468 Country: United States |
Nice shot !!is this house abandoned? Scary |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Nick, glad you like the placement and incorporation of the moon. I put it in it's approximate location as that is the way it is rising. |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Mark, yes it's an interesting house built originally by the owner. Scattered farm equipment around exterior of home, items in home, still furnished even a working stove in the kitchen. Next weekend is the annual open house, I have to go because they have some baby shoes on an old high chair in the bedroom which I would like to re-shoot among other items. |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Robert, actually it's my dream vacation home fully furnished and all |
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James Markus Registered: Jul 20, 2005 Total Posts: 3842 Country: United States |
A lovely home - I like both photos...your choice. |
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kellermsu Registered: Feb 04, 2009 Total Posts: 829 Country: United States |
Excellent photo. I would have a hard time deciding between the two. I think I could spend some time there. |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
James, I have always been attracted to older homes with character or any type of architecture. Glad you like the photos. |
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Oregon Gal Registered: Nov 02, 2008 Total Posts: 1360 Country: United States |
Jim, at one time I wanted to live in a log cabin as they can be so beautiful and full of character. This photo just reminds me of a simpler time. |
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smallrewards Registered: Jan 08, 2012 Total Posts: 104 Country: United States |
yea, i missed this one for some reason, but that is an incredible capture man. Very nice |