Got to meet up with Tim Oneill and Don Hall in the Palouse on Thursday morning on my way home from Spokane, WA. Tim and Don lead me to some of their treasures of the Palouse. Unfortunately work got in the way and I could not spend all day with these great guys.

"Note" The sky in this series is not up to my liking as I had a piece of lint from a pec pad on the camera sensor during this shoot and tried to spot heal and clone the best I could.

Anyways thanks for looking and suggestions on comps processing appreciated, I hope everyone has a great and safe 4th.

Ray Still

#1 is my favorite - I really like the transition of colors and the composition. Very nice.

#1 here too Ray - I like the layers of vegetation in the front with the nice color bands all through the background up to the skies.

Alan

I really like what you did with that canola in #1. The comp and colors are beautiful and I know what you went through to get it. If you thought the wheat was high, man I thought you guys were going to be eaten up by that canola.

Hello Ray, yep, the first one for me too Love how the barn seems to blend into the other natural colors. Good work.

hugh

Great ones Ray. The comp on the first one is superb. Worth the effort. I have canola stains up to my armpits from that "wade". Really nice images.

they are stunning! I like #1 and #2 best, the colors are spectacular.

I've never seen less than one wall-hanger in your posts. Number 1 this time.

The 1st is indeed very nicely done, Ray. Man that canola is yellow!!!
I recognize the barn in 2 and 3....also on 23, no?
Beautiful light on the first 2 especially.

Barry

Hey Ray,

Cool stuff here. I really like #1! Great composition. The sky looks fine to me.

Jim

Super images. The barn settle so well in the landscapes. Love the colours.
Ute

I really like these old barn images, both great and I find it hard to pick just one as a fave.

Chalk up one more vote for #1 as best of show in this very fine series.....though all are very nice.

Somewhat to my surprise, I prefer the color version of the 2 very similar comps in 2 & 3.

Sky looks fine in all 3, IMO.

some lovely colors and comps you got here, first 2 for me!

Gorgeous shots, Ray. Prefer the color version of the second. There are so many interesting colors and shades that make it a joy to view. The first shot is my favorite. A superb composition.

Cheers,
Ed

Thank you everyone for looking and commenting I appreciate the input.

Barry Yep the Barnes were off the 23 east of the red barn you posted in your Palouse series

Thanks again everyone

Ray Still