Queens Farm

January, 2012

It was a dreary day.  had to take some photos for my certification.  Did a little hdr.  Blended a different background and took out a house power lines and post.  I use a tea bag scanned as a blend layer and adjusted the opacity.

 

this is more how I see the spot.  I bet it once was so beautiful.  Take with D300.

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COMMENTS:
 

Warren Wilson	nice composition and clouds. I think I'd like to see it a bit darker and a bit more contrast. Sorry, but I can't see the blending, but sounds like a good idea to try.
Joe Kennedy	Interesting scenic! It almost looks 3D. At first I thought it was a child’s model farm that you shot. Overall it could use a little more contrast and I might consider cropping out the hint of a building on the ridge to the right.
Barun Sinha	well composed and well thought off. I will like a cm cropped from the bottom.
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Terry Kness	I like this scene, the looking up angle is good. Very colorful, I like your vision.
Meg Puente	Congratulations on making your own textures! Just the right touch for this scenic! Love the wispy clouds at that unusual, rakish, vertical angle, the fence circling into the image, and that magnificient red barn! My only suggestion would be to crop some from the right side to put more emphasis on the barn itself.

Member Bio

Debbie Garland - Biography I have been shooting since the early 90's.   I have been a member of CNPA for many years as well as a new member pf PSA.  I mainly like to shoot nature.   I have done some sports and events as well.  Have had my own website since about 2004  and am getting ready to update that as so much has changed in web technology.   Am looking forward to retirement in the years to come so to travel and complete my book.  It is my  goal to leave this world with a book on my thoughts and how I see the world and its beauty.