Montana Landscape - Canon 24mm

Skippy

Replaced Image.......thanks Andy

During my stay in Montana, we covered hundreds of miles and saw some amazing scenes during our travels.

This shot was taken in the area around Yellowstone National Park.
Enjoy.......... Skippy (Australia)

Andy

it's lovely skippy - glad you like that 24mm

turn down the sharpening in your post-processing routine and it'll be even better...

Skippy

Replaced it Andy

andy wrote:

it's lovely skippy - glad you like that 24mm

turn down the sharpening in your post-processing routine and it'll be even better...

I replaced the image in my original post with less sharpening
I appreciate your comment and help Skippy (Australia)

John Mueller

Nice scene and wonderfully captured Shippythumb

Skippy

Thanks John

John Mueller wrote:

Nice scene and wonderfully captured Shippythumb

There was another shed there, but there was something there that spoilt the shot if would have tried to include the other shed......I forget if it was a power pole, or some dumped rubbish (new not old) I just remember that I had to walk down the road a bit to get the shot.......thanks for looking
Skippy (Australia)

Thusie

That would be called a 'wall hanger' here.:): Really pretty.

Khaos

I really like this shot. Very nice.

USAIR

I love it
Very nice photo

Thanks
Fred

gus

Great shot skip

tinbasher

Nicely done Skippy


Did you add any saturation to this? I would be intrested to see what a +5 in master saturation would do to it...
Love the composition. I have taken many photos of old homesteads up here in the north with iceman17. They are all 100+ years old...and while shooting them, I often wonder what it was like for the people who lived here...the kids...the pets,etc.

Regards,

Tony

ps are those critters 1/3 up bottom right? Looks like maybe a couple of elk to me.

Skippy

Thank You

Thusie wrote:

That would be called a 'wall hanger' here.:): Really pretty.

Hi ya Thusie............ it looks much nicer in real life, I saw it as we were driving down the road, and we actually drove past it, so we went back
I'm glad we did Skippy (Australia)

Skippy

Thanks Khaos

Khaos wrote:

I really like this shot. Very nice.

It really was as pretty as a picture
Yup we drop past it, we went back, you couldn't help but want to go back and have another look........thanks for the comment......... Skippy (Australia)

Skippy

Thanks Fred

USAIR wrote:

I love it
Very nice photo

Thanks
Fred

I saw so many old building......and I thought whhhhhyyyyyyyy didn't I bring my Sony so I could do some IR shots ????? whhhhhhhhhhyyyyyy !!!
Next trip it's getting packed too take care....... Skippy (Australia)

Skippy

Thanks Gus

Humungus wrote:

Great shot skip

I wish I had my Sony with me.......that would have looked real nice done in IR dont you think........ Skippy (Australia)

Skippy

Hi Tony

tinbasher wrote:

Nicely done Skippy


Did you add any saturation to this? I would be intrested to see what a +5 in master saturation would do to it...
Love the composition. I have taken many photos of old homesteads up here in the north with iceman17. They are all 100+ years old...and while shooting them, I often wonder what it was like for the people who lived here...the kids...the pets,etc.

Regards,

Tony

ps are those critters 1/3 up bottom right? Looks like maybe a couple of elk to me.

Hi Tony......... sorry no Elk, its some old farm machinery sitting around.
I was using a Hoya Moose's Pol filter which really did help, I'm pleased with the result.........it's amazing the amount of old buildings still standing when your travel throughout the United States, I was just in awe, gob smacked even......thanks for the comment....... Skippy (Australia)

Higgmeister

Skippy wrote:

........it's amazing the amount of old buildings still standing when your travel throughout the United States, I was just in awe, gob smacked even......(Australia)

Very nice shot Skippy. Love the colors and comp.

I guess we have so much land that we don't knock down the old just for knocking it down. Unless it's being developed, it just gets abandoned. One thing I like about Nevada is all the old ghost towns, many with buildings still standing.

Looking forward to more of your shots,
Chris

MuskyDude

Great eye Skippy, I really like this shot.



AJ

Skippy

Thanks Chris

Higgmeister wrote:

Very nice shot Skippy. Love the colors and comp.

I guess we have so much land that we don't knock down the old just for knocking it down. Unless it's being developed, it just gets abandoned. One thing I like about Nevada is all the old ghost towns, many with buildings still standing.

Looking forward to more of your shots,
Chris

Ohhhhhh I love those old buildings and I am really happy that they are left the way they are.........its really exciting to come across these places when your travelling.......thanks for the comment........ Skippy (Australia)

Skippy

Thanks AJ

MuskyDude wrote:

Great eye Skippy, I really like this shot.
AJ

I would have liked to have taken more time there......
We didn't have the time to stop at many of the places I would have liked to have stopped at, people like us (photolovers) see things differently as we drive along as someone who is not interested in photography

It was a very pretty place, thanks for looking....... Skippy (Australia)

grimace

Great shot. Would love to see it done in black and white.

-Adam

www.adamstravelphotography.com

BigAl

Really nice shot Skippy. It is a wallhanger. I'd even try playing with some artistic filters on it!

Skippy

Thank you Adam

grimace wrote:

Great shot. Would love to see it done in black and white.

-Adam

www.adamstravelphotography.com

I haven't had much time to fiddle, at the moment I am almost living at work.
When I get some time I'll mess around with it again.
Thank you for looking Skippy (Australia)

Skippy

Hi BigAl

BigAl wrote:

Really nice shot Skippy. It is a wallhanger. I'd even try playing with some artistic filters on it!

Awwwwwww shucks blush * blush *
I don't think anyone could take a bad shot of that scene it looked as pretty as a picture......I'd love to have done it in IR..... thank you ... Skippy (Australia)

Awais Yaqub

wow i love it
turning down the sharpness will be better

Skippy

Thank You

Awais Yaqub wrote:

wow i love it
turning down the sharpness will be better

Thanks for looking Skippy (Australia)