Sunset on the Farm
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Sunset over the farm
Critique welcome.
Sunset on the Farm Michael
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nice work
I like it, somehow I keep on thinking that a vignette around the edge would add to the character of the shot and also direct the viewers attention to the central image and away from the grass at the bottom , I think it is too "grass heavy", you could also crop a bit off the bottom instead.
There is a nice nostalgic feel to the shot and I ike the smoke stack in the distance. It would be interesting to see a cross processed version as well. Also appears to be rather noisy, did you use a high iso? Cheers, Craig
......your new abode ?......love the pix......
Cheers ....bp....
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Is that some sort of cane in the distance?
I'd love to see some of that at sunset 
With a crack of lightning perhaps.....ooops Im about to break into song. Darryl (aka Kipper)
Nikon D200
This is one superb shot. The decay of the building coupled with the distant view of the factory(?) chimney with smoke reaching to the heavens reminds me of the allegorical story within this pic.
Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
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