In the Country

[Greg McCary]

Another Pano, three shots.

[arne saknussen]

Another great pano, Greg. Nice capture of the trail of the bales, I can even a third one way down by the dirt road. The slope really helps the shot from being too heavy on the right. Nice sky too. So, great lines, colors and composition.

[Liz]

Greg,

Great shot. I really like the composition here. Colors are great - love the slope and the trees on the right.

Liz

[Greg McCary]

Thanks Arne, Thanks Liz. I got lucky with the hay. I have been wanting to shot a sunrise here for a long time cause of the trees on the right and the road. The hay just happen to be there, my luck. This is on the side of a country road but what traffic does go by is very fast and also in a bad curve. I had to take my son to drop me off and come back and get me after I was finished. There is no where to park.

[LeeIs]

The composition and colours are perfect. Just great.

[gahspidy]

Simple, sweet and smooth pleasing colors and tone...wouldn't change a thing.

[jetrim]

Love this shot Greg, nothing to critique...

[GB1]

Nice. Being more of a country boy than city kid, I find this shot inherently relaxing. The colors, horizontal format, subjects, vanishing point (well, road to the left) all work.

Areas for improvement: I can't seem to get past that haystack being dead centered, but, not sure a crop will solve that, for I think the left side objects are good for the photo. It is also too soft for a landscape shot, meaning that it really should have been shot w/ a tripod and be razor sharp. What's up with that...?

[Greg McCary]

Thanks all. GB I have a cropped version as well with the hay bale on the left. I may has not sharpened the resize as much the original is sharp. I used a tripod an am even manually focusing now a days I find my images are sharper that way. I am working harder to raise the IQ thing.LOL