Barn in the Fog

invisible

High key.

wendell

Nice shot. How do you think it would look if you lessened the clarity of the barn?

DsrtVW

I like it but it is to high key, no fog effect for me. how about Oasis in whiteout

Dogdots

Cool.....I feel the loneliness and the cold

Winter photos look good done this way. I've done a few and have been really happy with them. There are a lot of people out there that haven't experienced the barren bitterness of winter -- this shows the feeling one can feel out there all alone. Good job

invisible

wendell wrote:

Nice shot. How do you think it would look if you lessened the clarity of the barn?

Hi wendell, and thanks for the feedback. Will have to give it a try

invisible

DsrtVW wrote:

I like it but it is to high key, no fog effect for me. how about Oasis in whiteout

Hi Chris... I think you make a good point. Fog makes everything else invisible here, but it is not visible itself Thanks for your comment.

invisible

Dogdots wrote:

Cool.....I feel the loneliness and the cold

Winter photos look good done this way. I've done a few and have been really happy with them. There are a lot of people out there that haven't experienced the barren bitterness of winter -- this shows the feeling one can feel out there all alone. Good job

Hi Mary... Yes, I agree, only people who live through winters such as ours know exactly how it feels. It's not always easy to communicate that feeling with photos, though... Thanks for your kind feedback as usual

DaddyO

Nice one. There is a lot for me to like about this high key image.
But, if I may be so bold as to say, I just get this feeling it needs to be a little finer tuned is all.

rookieshooter

Good concept. I think a shot that was closer would have looked really cool.

invisible

DaddyO wrote:

Nice one. There is a lot for me to like about this high key image.
But, if I may be so bold as to say, I just get this feeling it needs to be a little finer tuned is all.

Haha, nothing bold about that! I assume you're referring to the post-processing work. My post-processing skills are limited to say the least Thanks for the feedback, DaddyO!

invisible

rookieshooter wrote:

Good concept. I think a shot that was closer would have looked really cool.

Thank you. rookieshooter. The goal of this one was to convey isolation, so I needed some context around the barn. Still, I can see your point.

lizzard_nyc

Love it.
Don't see fog, but the shot is awesome.
The processing reminds me of Mary Kim's "wound up tight". Both minimalism at their best.

I am all about the processing and I like a heavy hand, but it's shots like this that make me re-think that.

DaddyO

invisible wrote:

Haha, nothing bold about that! I assume you're referring to the post-processing work. My post-processing skills are limited to say the least Thanks for the feedback, DaddyO!

Ya, loudly bold. About as far as I want to be bold in comment
lately.
Yes, the PP work. Understand the thing about skills. Mine only go so far
also.

invisible

lizzard_nyc wrote:

Love it.
Don't see fog, but the shot is awesome.
The processing reminds me of Mary Kim's "wound up tight". Both minimalism at their best.

I am all about the processing and I like a heavy hand, but it's shots like this that make me re-think that.

Thank you, Liz I think I know what photo of Mary Kim's are you referring to. I think that one was even more minimalistic that this one. And I am all for light-handed processing (likely because I don't know how to process )

invisible

DaddyO wrote:

Ya, loudly bold. About as far as I want to be bold in comment
lately.
Yes, the PP work. Understand the thing about skills. Mine only go so far
also.

Nothing wrong with that, I don't think. Knowing little about post-processing kinda challenges you to be more efficient in the field

DaddyO

Does indeed.