Rural Landscapes

[Brickhouse]

It is. The post is still a work in progress. I am a lightroom novice at best. I am struggling with the power lines. I probably need to spot heal them out prior to adjusting the exposure/contrast of the sky. There was also some really nasty chromatic abrasions on the power pole. Which is odd because I have never had any problems with CA with that particular lens (24-105 F4L).

 

[Brickhouse]

This is the same barn, from a different angle. The masking is not as rough.

 

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[Omni Images]

Hi jrista and Click, thanks for the nice comments on my images, It's been a while since I have checked this tread.
and Roo, I lived in Mt Beauty from 2003 to 2006, I had a skate and snowboard shop on the hwy opposite the Tawonga South pub, next to the Post Office.
I am back in Ulladulla now.
Here is a few images from around here.
The Crack, on the ridge overlooking the coast.
and two shots of Brooman, a deserted timber milling town in the Clyde river.
I must comment on my images I post up.
They are shots I print out onto Canson Rag paper and as such the saturation is cranked up a little more in the jpgs, but printed out they come out normal.

 

[Phenix205]

5D3 + 16-35 IS. Handheld.

 

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[dpc]

Marginally a landscape

 

[Snafoo]

Western Missouri (a couple of miles east of the Kansas line)

 

[dpc]

Uploaded to another thread but thought it went well here, too.

 

[Click]

Western Missouri (a couple of miles east of the Kansas line)

Very nice series Snafoo.

 

[Phenix205]

Snafoo, the sunflower field shot is beautiful. I like sunflowers. The small sunflower field at a local nursery was just not as grand as yours and many flowers had withered when I discovered that place. Probably will have to wait until next year.

 

[Snafoo]

Thanks, guys. Parts of the sunflower photo might seem a bit HDR-ish but I assure you it's not HDR. That's pretty much how it looked.

Phoenix, your sunflower shot is great, too!

 

[nineyards]

Big Lake Alberta Horizon

 

[dpc]

Straight combining: I'm reposting this. It needed a bit more work. You can see the heat haze around the combine and the distant horizon.

 

[Snodge]

The Marlborough downs in Wiltshire near the Avebury stone circle - I fancied something fairly minimal!

 

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Late summer

 

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Female mule deer with two yearling fawns

 

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Rural scenes

 

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Rural scenes

 

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Surveying