• 09-24-2008, 08:41 AM
    andywatson00
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    hay and fields of coleshill
    went for a drive in the country side let me know what you think, and any tips[
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    photo 3 is a crop from a bigger photo
  • 09-24-2008, 01:36 PM
    Greg McCary
    Re: hay and fields of coleshill
    When shooting mid day a ND grad filter and a polarizer will help get more detail out of the sky. Even if you shot B&W the polarizer will help. Also watch not to get your horizons to centered and always level them. I hope that helps.......
  • 10-21-2008, 09:42 AM
    shootme
    Re: hay and fields of coleshill
    I know it's late in the day since you posted this in Sept. but I like the second and last shot. A loan cow to the right in the 2nd shot would have added to the picture (my opinion), but I guess you didn't have one handy. S
  • 10-21-2008, 12:32 PM
    armywife1984
    Re: hay and fields of coleshill
    "why cant a cow get a square meal...because the hay comes in rolls..." ok it was cheesy but hey i bet it made you smile. Not much you can do about level horizons when the ground wont coopperate. A cow or horse in the 4th picture would definatly add a lil bit more depth to the picture. but all in all very americana, makes me wanna go churn butter or milk a cow. good shots.
  • 10-21-2008, 12:39 PM
    shootme
    Re: hay and fields of coleshill
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by armywife1984
    "why cant a cow get a square meal...because the hay comes in rolls..." ok it was cheesy but hey i bet it made you smile.

    I'm laughing, more then a smile my wife thinks I'm nuts, always nice to see a bit of humor. Thanks for sharing