Jump to content
© Originally shot in June of 2005--one of the last decent pics that I made on the Mennonite farm where I lived for two and one-half years.

Afternoon Light II


Landrum Kelly

Software: Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows;
Shopped beyond Afternoon Light (the previous version) using low settings on the Spatter Filter in Photoshop.

Copyright

© Originally shot in June of 2005--one of the last decent pics that I made on the Mennonite farm where I lived for two and one-half years.

From the category:

Landscape

· 290,309 images
  • 290,309 images
  • 1,000,004 image comments


Recommended Comments

Lannie:  I think I've seen this photo before, color.  I very much like the treatment.  It gives the photo a very antique look.  Tom 

Link to comment

Compared it to the color version - I REALLY like this treatment of it.  Almost an artistic rendering and just very appealing.

Link to comment

These haybales, as photogenic as they are, have been done to death. So it's with rare pleasure that I find a picture like this that presents the subject in  a fresh light while remaining true to its inherent romantically bucolic nature. Old masterly, I might say.

Link to comment

I really like the sepia tone and the watery effect you have given this photo; really makes it unique and becomes more about the mood than the subject...very well done! Thank you for sharing. :)

Link to comment

Thanks so much to everyone--but I have to say to Bill that I was beginning to wonder if you were still alive.  All that I can say is that I am so glad they caught it in time.  Sounds far too close for comfort.  My own injury was probably caused by removing a rather intransigent car battery positioned (and curiously stuck) in the back of the engine--no traumatic pain at the time, a sign of age and deterioration, I fear.

Oh, well.  I hope that we are both still shooting till the end, Bill.  Great to hear from you.  Your own near miss reminds me that my treadmill is going to waste--and it just might save my life if I will use it.

--Lannie

Link to comment

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...