Windmill Heaven

Shot on tripod and manual settings. I could not get shutter speed

slow enough to capture movement of the windmills that were turning. I

guess I need to invest in another pair of sunglasses

Wayne, the polarizing glasses would take a stop or two. You could also buy some fairly cheap ND filters and handhold them in front of the lens.

 

If the lens is small, you could even use the dark end of an ND grad filter which can be very useful with the type of photography you do.

Good grief, I didn't know they grew those things on farms! And from the look of that farm they don't require much in the way of irrigation.

 

Even better than darker sunglasses to increase the exposure time, you could try replacing the lens and instead use a cardboard with a pinhole poked right in the middle. I've met people who insisted that this produced better pictures than any lens made.

Wayne: This looks more like the other place. None of them have stock tanks so is this like the showroom where we can buy them or maybe it's a used windmill lot? I like the sky!

yes, that thing there in the lower right -- is that the flywheel for a corten watch?

Do they also have a field full of used sunglasses?