Goose Prairie.............IR
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Howdy All,
Another from the Caddo Series.
Thanks so very much for looking!!!!
Another from the Caddo Series.
Thanks so very much for looking!!!!
Take care,
Craig
Burleson, Texas
Craig
Burleson, Texas
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Just checking in to look for your IR photo and I was not disappointed. You always get 3 elements in your shots: amazing sky, a cool water feature, and plenty of vegetation. In California, the sky is either clear or overcast. I have to take your sky and drop into my photos.
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Howdy Anthony,
Thanks very much for the very kind comments, and for looking in.
So, what have you been shooting lately or has that Kiddo been keeping
you too busy?
, you're more than welcome to borrow those clouds.
Craig
Burleson, Texas
Howdy Bill,
Thanks very much for that kind comment, I always like it when
someone that's not too fond of IR finds one he/she likes.
Craig
Burleson, Texas
Howdy Joel,
Thanks very much, it was such a stunning area and with the big Storm
moving in seemed like all the light and colors were extra spooky.
Craig
Burleson, Texas
Is that ribbon of water kayakable?
Don
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Howdy Don,
:D:D I would imagine you could move through a lot of those types
of ribbons, there were networks like that everywhere.
Craig
Burleson, Texas
That center cloud popped off the screen, I had to put it back in there, hope I got it back in the right place
Howdy Randy,
:D:D Thanks, would love to have clouds like that every time
we go out!!!
Craig
Burleson, Texas
Howdy Jackiejay,
Thanks very much, Grow up, oh no!!!
I refuse to do that:D:D:D
Craig
Burleson, Texas
IR works good on this one too -- Criag your a pro with this stuff
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Thanks very much Michael!!!
Craig
Burleson, Texas
Howdy Mary,
This area is usually full of water so the lilies would be floating on top of the water as they are, they're still probably in some water but not the depth that they are used to.
Thanks very much, appreciate the kind reply.
Craig
Burleson, Texas