#512 Meadow Skyline
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James Markus
Registered: Jul 20, 2005
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Last night was awesome!


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twistedlim
Registered: Oct 20, 2004
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It was! Great shot!


robert829
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Stunning color james


Klaus Priebe
Registered: Aug 28, 2007
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robert829 wrote:
Stunning color james


+1
Wonderful colors indeed.


James Markus
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Thanks Rich, Robert and Klaus.


Hightraxx
Registered: Feb 24, 2007
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A colorful capture, not too much green around here with the lack of rain.

Norm


the888account
Registered: Oct 21, 2011
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Very nice! Well captured


James Markus
Registered: Jul 20, 2005
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Thanks Norm & the888account. Here is more of the view.

This is from almost due west to due north


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This one is an eight image stitch from due north to south east.


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The one I entered is from due east to south east. It really was magic evening, but it didn't last very long.

birdied
Registered: May 02, 2010
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Very nice shots.

Birdie


Strad
Registered: Aug 20, 2004
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Awesome captures, Jim, my friend! All three are great!

Fond regards,

Endre


TweakMDS
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Great shot, James, but I have to admit I like the first shot of your second post even more. It shows more depth to me, and even more definition in the sky.
Eitherway, both are worthy of a place on someone's wall.

~Michael


Tenn.Jer
Registered: Mar 08, 2011
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It is indeed a great capture of a beautiful time and place...I do like the second sky, with the reddish high clouds, but I think you picked the right one for your entry; the red barn lends a nice sense of scale, and the swirling grasses (both sides lean [and lead] into the fencepost) give a feeling of movement...
A Really Fine Work, James...
Jerry


James Markus
Registered: Jul 20, 2005
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Thanks Birdie!

birdied wrote:
Very nice shots.

Birdie

James Markus
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Appreciate you saying so...but being there was even better than these...

Strad wrote:
Awesome captures, Jim, my friend! All three are great!

Fond regards,

Endre

James Markus
Registered: Jul 20, 2005
Total Posts: 3877
Country: United States

Thanks Michael. I had a bit of a time deciding myself - glad you liked them.

TweakMDS wrote:
Great shot, James, but I have to admit I like the first shot of your second post even more. It shows more depth to me, and even more definition in the sky.
Eitherway, both are worthy of a place on someone's wall.

~Michael

James Markus
Registered: Jul 20, 2005
Total Posts: 3877
Country: United States

Jerry you nailed the reasons I choose the one I did...almost titled it ..."lone fence post" Thanks!

Tenn.Jer wrote:
It is indeed a great capture of a beautiful time and place...I do like the second sky, with the reddish high clouds, but I think you picked the right one for your entry; the red barn lends a nice sense of scale, and the swirling grasses (both sides lean [and lead] into the fencepost) give a feeling of movement...
A Really Fine Work, James...
Jerry

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