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It was a busy weekend, but not so busy I couldn't sneak out a few times ;) EXIf is imbedded

This is a Long Jawed Orb Weaver sitting in it's web strung between lengths of dried Bluestem, 35mm macro, it was too thick to get the tripod closer:



Two of our horses in the early morning fog, a 40-150mm photo, handheld.



This is a tree along a the fence line to our other pasture. I like the tree, it's a new favourite subject ;) 40-150mm photo off another fencepost.



This is a bit different for me. An abstract of the dew-laden tin roof of my storage shed. It is reflecting the blue of the sky and a touch of filtered sunlight. 40-150mm photo



Hope you enjoyed these, critiques and comments welcome.

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William
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http://www.amateurphotolinks.com
 
wow really nice warm pictures. nice job. what camera you got?
 
Hi William,
Woodworkerks said:
Two of our horses in the early morning fog, a 40-150mm photo,
handheld.
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An excellent shot. The range of colours and moods in just a single picture is quite special. I like it!
Woodworkerks said:
This is a tree along a the fence line to our other pasture. I like
the tree, it's a new favourite subject ;) 40-150mm photo off
another fencepost.
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Another great shot. I like the way the posts and of course the tree at different distances have darker or lighter shading depending on the mist. Helps to convey the feeling of depth. And my personal dislike is the man-made wire-mesh which to me is unsightly - others may disagree. I would have preferred to see natural vegetation instead. But we can't have everything, at least not all the time, and this is still a fine picture.

Regards,
Peter
 
Nice photos, William -- once again. My horse lady is out at the stable giving riding lessons all morning, but when she comes in I'll show her your horse photo. She really enjoys being out in the pasture with the horses when the sun comes up.

--John C.
 
Two and three are exquisite, thanks for posting.
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Lois Ann
C765UZ, SP500, MCON 40, TCON 17
Photography: 'Freezing photons for the future.' or 'Capturing a story in light.'
 
Hello William,

Thanks for sharing these. I particularly enjoyed the 3rd and 4th shots you posted (tree and abstract). Nicely seen!

Kind regards,
Brian
Woodworkerks said:
It was a busy weekend, but not so busy I couldn't sneak out a few
times ;) EXIf is imbedded

This is a Long Jawed Orb Weaver sitting in it's web strung between
lengths of dried Bluestem, 35mm macro, it was too thick to get the
tripod closer:
Click to expand...
Woodworkerks said:
Two of our horses in the early morning fog, a 40-150mm photo,
handheld.
Click to expand...
Woodworkerks said:
This is a tree along a the fence line to our other pasture. I like
the tree, it's a new favourite subject ;) 40-150mm photo off
another fencepost.
Click to expand...
Woodworkerks said:
This is a bit different for me. An abstract of the dew-laden tin
roof of my storage shed. It is reflecting the blue of the sky and a
touch of filtered sunlight. 40-150mm photo
Click to expand...
Woodworkerks said:
Hope you enjoyed these, critiques and comments welcome.

--
William
http://www.thereptile.com
http://www.amateurphotolinks.com
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--
Brian



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I especially loved the 2nd one with the horses and the humidity in the air. The colors are wonderful! The spider is really good too. Glad I had a look.
--
S.Haden
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A real nice series of shots William! I particularly like the foggy field and the tree. Very moody shot. Keep them coming.

David
 
sherwoodpete said:
sherwoodpete said:
Two of our horses in the early morning fog, a 40-150mm photo,
handheld.
Click to expand...
An excellent shot. The range of colours and moods in just a single
picture is quite special. I like it!
Click to expand...
Thank you, I was very happy with that shot, I did have to add a color gradient to the sky, it was light enough to wash out the blue in the sky when exposing for the field. This is much more accurate.
sherwoodpete said:
sherwoodpete said:
This is a tree along a the fence line to our other pasture. I like
the tree, it's a new favourite subject ;) 40-150mm photo off
another fencepost.
Click to expand...
Another great shot. I like the way the posts and of course the tree
at different distances have darker or lighter shading depending on
the mist. Helps to convey the feeling of depth. And my personal
dislike is the man-made wire-mesh which to me is unsightly - others
may disagree. I would have preferred to see natural vegetation
instead. But we can't have everything, at least not all the time,
and this is still a fine picture.

Regards,
Peter
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I agree, can't have it all, all of the time. I do need to remove those feedlot panels and reshoot at some time, but yet they do add some farm appeal, at least to me.

--
William
http://www.thereptile.com
http://www.amateurphotolinks.com
 
The horse picture is superb! What a splendid view - and what a way to begin the day.

--
AH

Optimum tempus garantitum omnibus

 
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