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@tomdinning um, wow?!
@tomdinning um, wow?!
When it doesn’t seem unreasonable to try and work in big bucks for “glass” into a very limited budget.
When it doesn’t seem unreasonable to try and work in big bucks for “glass” into a very limited budget.
@13ftfall I agree with everyone else – I am a fan of your images. Your eye for the details that you focus in on and the emotion you are able to bring to it with your use of light and perspective, is superb. Are these all with natural light or did you bring in additional light sources?
@13ftfall I agree with everyone else – I am a fan of your images. Your eye for the details that you focus in on and the emotion you are able to bring to it with your use of light and perspective, is superb. Are these all with natural light or did you bring in additional light sources?
Alright! You all have come through! Thanks for continuing the thread. 🙂
@pmitch, that stone is just beautiful on your second barn photo!
@palljokull, um wow?! Amazing subject and capture!
@jenloper, with such color surrounding it, that white barn just pops out at you.
Keep ’em coming!Alright! You all have come through! Thanks for continuing the thread. 🙂
@pmitch, that stone is just beautiful on your second barn photo!
@palljokull, um wow?! Amazing subject and capture!
@jenloper, with such color surrounding it, that white barn just pops out at you.
Keep ’em coming!Here’s a few more, mostly from last fall… traveling around Virginia, USA
@timmcmurdo I have yet to explore the insides of any barns. They always make for some great shadows/light/dark photos, though. Thanks for adding to the thread!
Here’s a few more, mostly from last fall… traveling around Virginia, USA
@timmcmurdo I have yet to explore the insides of any barns. They always make for some great shadows/light/dark photos, though. Thanks for adding to the thread!
Well… ok, then let me at least post one of mine 🙂 (also so I can see if I have this posting photos thing down).
(in North Carolina, USA)
