I had pics of railroad tracks I think it are good too but this I hope sticks out alittle from the crowd. thx
small saturatin adjustment
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ALOT OF FLIPPING BETWEEN ENTRIES....and checking past preformance of similar shots
Nikon D70
2004/08/08 18:21:38.2
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Not sure if you have a circular polarize filter but I can see some extreme potential to up the blues with it to really make those sweeping clouds pop out of the shot.
I kind of like the fence post in the shot but it takes away from the theme of the challenge. Your eyes automatically focus in on the post because of the contrast of the sky, trees, etc. If it wasn't included the viewers eyes would follow the lines of the trees,shrub,etc.
Eye leading is what makes a shot interesting and memorable. I know that I myself need some help in this :)
Very funny title! Interesting take on the challenge. Inviting fields nicely framed by the wire fencing. The power lines are a little distracting--don't think it would hurt to crop them out. (Sure looks like central NY state, too!)
It took me awhile to spot a vanishing point but I'm guessing you were going for converging parallels in the crop rows. That's not working quite powerfully, IMO. It's a nice landscape photo though.
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