one barn, two days

livinginoz

when i first found this place, i spend my lunch hour photographing it. it was in mid april. typical minnesota, the next day it snowed.....lots. i went back to the place, in summer shoes, no less, and caught it in the snow. the last picture combining the two was one of my first attempts in doing something creative with photoshop.

TristanP

That's actually pretty cool. Nice job.

grimace

Love the 3rd pic. great work!!

Thusie

Great barn, super shots. The last one is very interesting

USAIR

Very Cool

Good job

Thanks
Fred

livinginoz

thanks, all. i try to send a copy of my photos to the owners who i have spoken to before photographing their barns. at this place i also got a picture of the old homeplace. when the owner saw them, she ordered several copies of different shots for her family. it was actually a paying job, though that was not my intention. :

JimM

The blend is very cool! Great job!

eye-max

livinginoz wrote:

when i first found this place, i spend my lunch hour photographing it. it was in mid april. typical minnesota, the next day it snowed.....lots. i went back to the place,

The 3rd image is a cool shot how were you able to replicate the view
I get the impression that you took more than one shot the first day & I assume that you used different angles, views, focal points, etc. How were you able to recreate the your the same views, etc. the next day

livinginoz

eye-max wrote:

The 3rd image is a cool shot how were you able to replicate the view
I get the impression that you took more than one shot the first day & I assume that you used different angles, views, focal points, etc. How were you able to recreate the your the same views, etc. the next day

i took a lot of shots in basically the same place both days, and then did a lot of adjusting in photoshop, layering and tweaking the line where they needed adjustment.

JCDoss

Excellent!

Dixie

Very nice work.

That third one just shouts, "The Day After Tomorrow" (the movie with Dennis Quaid.

JamesJWeg

Sweet, I love the blend, I have seen that in real life though the snow was not that deep, a field with a snow line through the middle, not as sharp a line as you have there, but the line was no wider than 10 feet. One of those times that you wish you had your camera.

James.