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JtJt Registered: Nov 16, 2002 Total Posts: 687 Country: Canada |
Hi, ![]() 2. ![]() 3. ![]() 4. ![]() Thanks for looking, Tom |
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bshamilton Registered: Aug 28, 2005 Total Posts: 26925 Country: United States |
3rd and 4th work best for me, Tom. The sun is a little overpowering in the first two, and the resultant flares distract a bit. |
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Klaus Priebe Registered: Aug 28, 2007 Total Posts: 3730 Country: United States |
I like the first one best. Even with the brightness of the sun it lends itself nicely to the blowing snow and the front of the building. Cool shots. |
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John Bock Registered: Jul 21, 2007 Total Posts: 939 Country: United States |
I really like these, but I would have shot before the sun crested the horizon to avoid that harsh light, then get your exposure for the structure just right. The last one is my favorite for the wind on the snow. Nice job, keep going. |
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Syntacs Registered: Oct 01, 2005 Total Posts: 582 Country: United States |
I really, really like all the ingredients here. As others have mentioned though, the brightness of the sun is kinda taking over the shots. I think #1 is my favorite because it keeps the sun under control the best, but I find the shadows in the other three very appealing. |
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trenchmonkey Registered: Oct 22, 2004 Total Posts: 20534 Country: United States |
Hey Tom, I like the 1st best for the foreground and the last for the comp. |
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parsons Registered: Mar 29, 2004 Total Posts: 3196 Country: United Kingdom |
the first and last are superb in my eye. perhaps a slight crop off teh bottom in the last, just before that tuft of grasss. |
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rowan57 Registered: Aug 25, 2008 Total Posts: 927 Country: United Kingdom |
Definitely no.1 for me, as others have said, if the sun was a tad lower it would have been nice, but all very good shots. |
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jcw1982 Registered: Sep 14, 2005 Total Posts: 1098 Country: United States |
Another vote for #1. I really like the way the sunlight is hitting the foreground in that one. |
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philber Registered: May 21, 2008 Total Posts: 2314 Country: France |
trenchmonkey wrote: |
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MartinMcl Registered: Mar 23, 2005 Total Posts: 11427 Country: United Kingdom |
They all have their merits, Tom. I think I like the first the best because of the light on the foreground grasses, but my first impression was for the 2nd, with a nearer positioning of the barn. Of course none of this really matters, as the only judgment of value is what you think works the best. |
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tonyhart Registered: Jan 25, 2008 Total Posts: 581 Country: United Kingdom |
Number 2. I prefer the silhouetted look of the building and much prefer the composition over the last two. The first one looks faintly HDR, which I don't have any problem with (whether it is or isn't) but I prefer the stark contrast in the 2nd. It looks more inhospitable to me somehow. That said, I really like 1 also. So 2, closely followed by 1. Great shots mate! I love the shooting in into the sun look. |
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BrianRueb Registered: Nov 12, 2008 Total Posts: 230 Country: United States |
I like the composition in the last one....probably a difficult sky to work with... |
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mercapto Registered: Apr 22, 2006 Total Posts: 1074 Country: Netherlands |
I like #1 best. |
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stanj Registered: Aug 05, 2003 Total Posts: 6726 Country: United States |
The first and last work the best for me. If there was no wind that picked up some snow, they would not be nearly as powerful. I'd tone down the brightness personally, to give it an even "frostier" look, but that's just me. |
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wbrad Registered: Aug 13, 2005 Total Posts: 1293 Country: Australia |
I like #1 the most. The bent over grass really lets you feel the icy wind, the even foreground lighting gives it balance. Beautiful shots. |
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JtJt Registered: Nov 16, 2002 Total Posts: 687 Country: Canada |
Hello, |
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JasonJ Registered: Oct 02, 2005 Total Posts: 2575 Country: United States |
1 and 3 float my boat! |