Lessons Learned:
- It's good to look for the perfect shot, but in the mean time take photos anyway.
- I think the dead weeds of winter add well to sepia photos.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Week 41, Day 287, February 6, 2010, Barn Frame
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11 comments:
Ooh...looks like a scary ghost town out west! I really like the shot - imperfect sky and all.
Stevo, its so perfect! Like a note card! Congrats on the bank, nice to you and PPG earlier :)
I like finding old places like this. It's perfect for sepia.
Good for sepia! Like the texture of the old wood
Hi Steve. I just found your blog. I like the sepia tone on this and the dry grass texture. The darkness inside adds some mystery too.
Great comp, and sepia is the perfect PP choice for this. I agree with the weeds adding. They give it a nice texture, but somehow don't look too busy or anything. Great shot!
And yes, my iPod plays video, but doesn't record it. Which I'm totally cool with. If I wanted to record video, I would use my video camera, not a cheap built-in iPod one.
..amazing photos! I especially like the first :)
That barn is really nice looking.
So nicely composed and evokes so many feelings. Great in sepia tones! It's also neat that you had it scoped out for a long time. I need to get into that habit!
This is really good Steve. I have been in such a slump. We have little snow and very boring brown grass. Why complain?
This is good, Steve. Love the entire shot and changing it to sepia makes it look even better.
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