Ancient Fire Hydrant in the Woods!

DonRicklin

In case my other posting was real! Smokey Alert!





C&C Welcome,

Don

Mnemosyne

I'm guessing the color balance is off in at least one, if not both, of the photos, simply because they don't match up color wise.

And I'm guessing you used the onboard flash because it looks odd on the second photo. Maybe slow down the shutter speed to let ina little more ambient light.

DonRicklin

Mnemosyne wrote:

I'm guessing the color balance is off in at least one, if not both, of the photos, simply because they don't match up color wise.

And I'm guessing you used the onboard flash because it looks odd on the second photo. Maybe slow down the shutter speed to let ina little more ambient light.

There was an of WB and WB mismatch in PP. They are both have a slight vignette applied. Tis is some miles away, so next chance I get to reshoot will likely be under different circumstances.

Thanks for looking.

I re-did them.

Don

Raina.Rae

I like the first shot better then the second. But this begs the question, 'Why is there a fire hydrent in the middle of the woods?'

DonRicklin

Raina.Rae wrote:

I like the first shot better then the second. But this begs the question, 'Why is there a fire hydrent in the middle of the woods?'

It is not at all far from the center of a township. This was mostly farm land through a couple centuries. Though it is woods now, there may have been part of a large farm. There is a very large ornate barn on the next property over that this may have once gone with.

Don

chuckinsocal

Perhaps not a fire hydrant but part of an old irrigation system, or perhaps a well head? Interesting.

polartownjunkie

i havent ever seen that