The closest area on higher ground is the hill with the old fences, but if you walk in the opposite direction, towards the valley, you first get to this farm. The red buildings look nice, especially with snow, so I have taken photos there before, but I wanted to try it with Lensbaby Burnside 35 too:
HelenaN wrote:
The closest area on higher ground is the hill with the old fences, but if you walk in the opposite direction, towards the valley, you first get to this farm. The red buildings look nice, especially with snow, so I have taken photos there before, but I wanted to try it with Lensbaby Burnside 35 too:
Beautiful. This could easily be a scene from Vermont in the US. Same style of buildings, red colors and of course, the snow!! I'm heading up to Vermont for our annual family ski trip in a few weeks - can't wait!
HelenaN wrote:
The closest area on higher ground is the hill with the old fences, but if you walk in the opposite direction, towards the valley, you first get to this farm. The red buildings look nice, especially with snow, so I have taken photos there before, but I wanted to try it with Lensbaby Burnside 35 too:
Gunzorro wrote:
Wow, Joshua! That Vermilion Flycatcher is classic -- should be in every textbook and reference. Congrats on your fine work and great timing.
Thank you very much, Jim! Better be lucky than good as far as wildlife photography concerned .
You captured a lot of great urban images there - thanks for sharing!
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Yesterday morning at San Joaquin WR with the A7r III since it was not an AF-demanding situation. Enlarged on my screen, I could see the individual feathers of those pelicans...
