Madman's Harvest

wfeller

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DeeCajun

GREAT shot.. Love the clouds...

wirehunt

Tis indeed a great shot.

wfeller

DeeCajun wrote:

GREAT shot.. Love the clouds...

wirehunt wrote:

Tis indeed a great shot.

Thank you both. I'll be checking out this location through spring both at sunrise and sunset and hopefully at other vantage points. It may be a bit awkward without openly trespassing, which I'm not interested in doing.

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Eia

Is there a story behind this?

wfeller

Eia wrote:

Is there a story behind this?

Not so much yet. As I mentioned, I'll be nearby regularly through the spring so I'll probably have something before I walk away. It just looks too promising.

Scott_Quier

wfeller wrote:

Thank you both. I'll be checking out this location through spring both at sunrise and sunset and hopefully at other vantage points. It may be a bit awkward without openly trespassing, which I'm not interested in doing.

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- this a cool shot.

As for the trespass - I've spent a considerable portion of my youth in places like Montana and my first thought would be to find the property owner and ask permission. Explain to him your intentions and proposed schedule (when you would like to shoot) and maybe offer him a print to close the deal. Many, though not all, landowners will welcome such - especially if you present yourself as a student rather than as a professional out to make money.

wfeller

Scott_Quier wrote:

- this a cool shot.

As for the trespass - I've spent a considerable portion of my youth in places like Montana and my first thought would be to find the property owner and ask permission. Explain to him your intentions and proposed schedule (when you would like to shoot) and maybe offer him a print to close the deal. Many, though not all, landowners will welcome such - especially if you present yourself as a student rather than as a professional out to make money.

Thanks Scott. It'll be an interesting spring.

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jsqueri

Is there a story behind this?

All I can think of is Grapes of Wrath.

Great shot.

wfeller

Thank you Jim.

Eia, Jim;

All I've been able to find out so far is that this is the area's last 'dry farmer.' Meaning that the family uses no irrigation at all. It's very apparent and looks unproductive in this field, but across the road where the newer equipment is, it is quite green.

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schmoo

The shot is nice, as usual, but I LOVE your title. All of your titles are on the awesome side but this one is my favorite so far.

dlplumer

Is this an IR shot Walter? Regardless, it is cool

wfeller

schmoo wrote:

The shot is nice, as usual, but I LOVE your title. All of your titles are on the awesome side but this one is my favorite so far.

Cool. Thank you. If I can only make 'em all match up as far as title and image- maybe someday.

dlplumer wrote:

Is this an IR shot Walter? Regardless, it is cool

Not IR, I've gone back to messing with the blue channel in my conversions. I sort of miss it.

dlplumer

wfeller wrote:

Cool. Thank you. If I can only make 'em all match up as far as title and image- maybe someday.



Not IR, I've gone back to messing with the blue channel in my conversions. I sort of miss it.

Oh! Cool!

wfeller

dlplumer wrote:

Oh! Cool!

Dan,

Rather than relying on memory, I got about 4 glasses of wine deep and started looking at the tiff. Check this out - it's what I used.

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dlplumer

wfeller wrote:

Dan,

Rather than relying on memory, I got about 4 glasses of wine deep and started looking at the tiff. Check this out - it's what I used.

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Thanks Walter. Looks like a very versatile plugin.