Remi came down with Andrea a little while back. I did some processing of the photos and here are some of my favorites, more to come! The last two are the same pic, different processing.
I was driving by this field a while back and it reminded me of Wyeth's famous painting "Christina's World" for obvious reasons. I hopped out and snapped this pic, thinking "I wish I had a model here!"
I went back out to the Wicked R Ranch today becuase it's been a while and I wanted to catch up with some folks. Melinda asked me if I could get a nice shot of Zorro, her relatively new horse. I'd say this suits the bill! I'd love to shoot the two of them when his coat is done shedding and we're in better light!
I did this a little differently from the earlier version. It reminds me of European Old Masters paintings. I'm not comparing myself to a EOM, but thats my first reaction to the photo.
I liked how this tiny little stand of yellow and green was surrounded by brown, dead stuff. The daffodils are such a pleasing sight as winter turns to spring. They re-affirm life to me. Here, they are soaked in the fog/dew and still carry on...
This is both square and black and white. Is is, therefore, by definition, ART. Actually, I liked how small this tractor looked against the thick wall of fog. Thats a big @ss tractor!
I couldn't decide between black and white or color
I did these from the back yard at my house. I loved the blues and the poofy white clouds. The trees look like nets waiting for cotton candy to catch on them...
on my mind for several weeks. I knew I wanted to get the incredibly green grass, with a band of trees and deep blue sky... This morning started out as a foggy mess. I'll post pics of that later, but this after noon it really cleared up, with pretty poofy clouds in the sky. I knew I had to try for this.. and here it is!
I wanted to get some pics highlighting the green cover crop on this farm on my way home. I thought I'd dry zooming and clicking at once. I kind of liked this. Edit: I took down the gross animal pic...
If I'm not at Chipotle, or thinking about it, I spend way too much time with my camera, or on the net learning about and talking about photography. You might as well benefit from all that time!