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Andy
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Andy
Sun Oct 10, 2010 10:18 pm
Sunday will be a hard act to follow -- all week. Monday was kind of "ho hum." Here's a couple images I found:
Jordan Farm (Part of the Holden/Tennyson Doane Farms):
Fairfield Pond:
Mayotte Farm in Fletcher:
Sugar House on The Boston Post Road, Bakersfield:
Tuesday was a little better:
3 different "takes" on the Barn in Stowe Hollow (The Sign Says "Grandview Farm" and the Barn is Maintained by the Stowe Land Conservancy):
Trapp Road (near Trapp Family Lodge), Stowe:
Andy
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GalloimagesOhio
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GalloimagesOhio
Sun Oct 10, 2010 11:39 pm
hmm.... amazing what a little light does for your images.. hey, I would have been happy with bright overcast! lol
Some good finds!
Mark
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Andy
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Andy
Tue Oct 12, 2010 11:57 am
Thanks, folks. Mark, you are right. The light is clearly a critical element! A little color doesn't hurt, either!
I should note that all the images I have posted so far were "worked" on my Laptop, which has a terrible screen. They appear a bit "saturated" on my monitor at work. I'll be interested to work on them on my calibrated monitor at home.
Andy
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