Remember the Old Apple Tree?

[Bambi]

The grass has grown!!

lol, that's your only comment? God, it must be bad then

technically it's hay. should be cut in mid june.

thanks Kat

[Mad Aussie]

lol, that's your only comment? God, it must be bad then

technically it's hay. should be cut in mid june.

And hay is what?? Candy?

And you didn't ask for critique

They are ... nice ... but don't have any wow factor for me I'm afraid. I like your previous visits better personally. Be there at a nice sunrise or sunset, or approaching storm ... then I'll jump
The compositions are good though.

[Bambi]

And hay is what?? Candy?

And you didn't ask for critique

They are ... nice ... but don't have any wow factor for me I'm afraid. I like your previous visits better personally. Be there at a nice sunrise or sunset, or approaching storm ... then I'll jump
The compositions are good though.

lol, I was just teasing. And for horses, hay is candy. or at least potato chips.

I'll keep a lookout for impending storms.

[Mad Aussie]

And for horses, hay is candy. or at least potato chips.

Good point!!!

[AntZ]

I do like the treatment in both of these and I really like the comp on the 2nd one. The whole scene looks somewhat more hospitable now. I'm with MA in the preference for the winter shots. Not for technical reasons though, just the scene.

[Bambi]

I do like the treatment in both of these and I really like the comp on the 2nd one. The whole scene looks somewhat more hospitable now. I'm with MA in the preference for the winter shots. Not for technical reasons though, just the scene.

thanks Antz. I see what you mean. I'm just happy to be taking photos of lush green that I don't want any more winter shots lol

[casil403]

I like the 2nd one (pano) with the nifty clouds...gives a sense of a peaceful place.

[JAS_Photo]

I like the first. I am wondering if you might be able to go out on a windy day and do a very slow exposure at a low level to get those waves of grasses looking all soft and wavy. Not that I think it would be a better shot but it might just be an interesting experiment a la Darwin Wigget from podcast #77.


77 – Neutral density filters – Graduated neutral density filters – Interview with D. Wiggett | Photography podcast - photography blog - Photography.ca

[edG]

nice set, love shot #2