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Post by nickjohnson on Dec 10, 2012 16:31:00 GMT
Herself set me out yesterday - “Go out and play with your camera” she said. So I did – wadayathink? #1  #2  #3  #4  #5  |
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Post by maryloveslucy on Dec 10, 2012 17:05:28 GMT
I love the lighting in the first three. Very nice.
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Post by macromeister on Dec 10, 2012 18:56:27 GMT
I like #1/2 very much. The way the river, and then that road segue through the shot leading the viewer in a natural harmonious flow (sorry, wrong drugs today). The light is very nice - it has blessed the scene with some wonderful soft colours. Hang it on yer wall?
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Post by Stevewebb on Dec 10, 2012 19:42:09 GMT
I like #1 for the same reason as Rob. It looks as though it has a bit of a magenta hue to it though on my screen. Maybe all the green threw the white balance off? Number 4 is worth an honourable mention though surely  The way the trees on the left lead down to the centre building is great. Maybe the building on the right shouldn't be there if there is another way to compose it but still keep the trees on the left how they are?? |
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Post by chrisc on Dec 11, 2012 2:16:56 GMT
Same as the others but I'd really like to see the last one in B&W.
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Post by jeeperman on Dec 11, 2012 4:35:49 GMT
Very nice, love the light in the first two. I also agree with Chris on the thought of B&W on the last.
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Post by rasbury on Dec 11, 2012 14:18:31 GMT
I'm partial to #2 myself.The lighting is beautiful in all of these images.You sure do have some great places to take photo's.
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Post by nickjohnson on Dec 11, 2012 18:18:57 GMT
Many Thanks to all. Steve - here you go.  Chris and others - B&W for you.  |
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Post by chrisc on Dec 11, 2012 18:58:04 GMT
The first version of the B&W makes for a nice cloistered church tucked away down the lane while the second makes me think any moment Father McKenzie and Eleanor Rigby will come strolling up that same lane, she with a jar and he with darning needles.
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Post by The Wirefox on Dec 11, 2012 20:07:57 GMT
I really like the light and the diagonal compositional layering on the first. This gives the whole thong great depth and interest.
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Post by nickjohnson on Dec 14, 2012 15:00:19 GMT
The first version of the B&W makes for a nice cloistered church tucked away down the lane while the second makes me think any moment Father McKenzie and Eleanor Rigby will come strolling up that same lane, she with a jar and he with darning needles. Glad you got something out of it Chris. There are large numbers of infeasibly big churches all over the place hereabouts. It's a throwback to the time before mechanisation and the resulting massive de-population of our rural landscape. Many of these buildings are only viable subjects in winter – most, like this one – are surrounded by deciduous trees. |
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Post by nickjohnson on Dec 14, 2012 15:02:24 GMT
I really like the light and the diagonal compositional layering on the first. This gives the whole thong great depth and interest. Oooh Ahhh – Thongs in the landscape! (yeh, I know – a very low blow coming from a dyslexic – but that's KO) |
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Post by nickjohnson on Dec 14, 2012 15:06:22 GMT
…. a few more …. #8  #9  #10  #11  |
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Post by Stevewebb on Dec 15, 2012 7:28:35 GMT
I like #6 Paul, but then then I did ask for it  Have you tried #11 as B&W with really harsh structure? It looks like you had a really good day out. |
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