Remains... version 2

All tri last uploads are from the same deserted houses area, but

remains of cultivated fields are present. Thanks for your thoughts,

Pnina

Very nice photo! Not sure how do you feel about clonning out those power-lines and power-poles, I would probably clone them out. Either ways, nice shot as is!

I prefer the other two as the house here is rather far (and I need glasses...:-). As for the power lines, I cannot see them without glasses !

Thank you Phong, you are right about the electric lines and I have cloned them...thanks for stopping by and commnt..

 

 

Manolis, but the lines on the earth have another dimention, and anyway your glasses are in your pocket...use them...

 

Pnina

Ah, it is not me then...

Manolis, we are writing together, read my previous comment to Phong and you...

The harsh truth - impressively caught! RE

I like this one, mostly because of how the unparallel lines of the crop remains and the earth between them lead into the pronounced verticals on the horizon - the trees, and the house walls. The clouds do a nice job of repeating the shape formed by the larger tree in the upper left - gives some nice continuity.

Pnina, all three are really good. This one I may like the most. Very well-composed. I love the detail and texture of fg. The bg cloud and trees add impact to the whole. Impressive work.

Very nice.I would like to be there

Welcome back, Pnina. Must be having a good time in Vienna. Already seen Reiner's gallery of photos of Vienna. Waiting for yours.

This is my favorite as I like how the fields stretch itself, leading my eyes to the faraway waiting house on this beautiful day, by the look of the sky.

Gee Pnina, Vienna isn't very big is it?....Sorry, just couldn't help myself....Now seriously, you have made a good photo with a subject that would be hard for most to do anything with, simply by your good understanding of basics.....All the best ....Jim

Hi Pnina, welcome back! How did you enjoy Vienna? I like this photo with interesting pattern of field and clouds in the sky. And other two are also well composed. I'm looking forward to see the photos you took in Vienna(already seen manipulated one :-)

Pnina, this is the one I prefer from all three, with all the different and colourful perspective lines and focal point, counterbalanced with the bunch of cypress trees. Very pleasant.

To all of you. Vienna was a great experience especially because of the beauty of the city and more so because of the people I have met!

 

Thanks for all your comments that are highly appreciated. Pnina

Nice compsoition.

 

Kind regards..

Hello, Pnina. What about a walk...er a seven hours' walk? ;-)

 

I love these best of the three uploads; the perspective is excellent and thelines converge to the little house. Great exposure and light.

 

Pulok for stopping by and commenting.

 

Paula, OK, 7 hourse... we already know how...change your shoes...

 

Thanks for your comments and scoring.

 

Pnina

Pnina, although I like all three, this one is my favourite for some reason. The lines and the angles mostly and of course the general scenery. I also like the colours but tried something in PS where I converted it to sepia. I also burned the sky a bit and sharpened the foreground.

I find this shot interesting. It makes you stop and think and wonder. My reaction is this is a picture of human history.

My favorite, I think because the converging lines are so nicely balanced by the lone stand of poplars. I'm also taken by the incredibly soft pastels on the fair-weather cumulous. --jim

Beautiful composition. Aesthetically this image is more appealing to me.

Pnina, I agree with Amar here (though I like tour colour version) , this one has the greatest impact for me. I am reminded of that painting of Napoleon's retreat from Moscow (OK, it is covered in snow, there is a man on a horse and an army there) It has the same sense of retreat and defeat. Here the blackened track marks scorch the earth. The strong composition helps the sense of desolation.

To all of you!

 

Amar, thanks for your suggestion, it is for sure a possibility and a good one! but it takes the colors of the land and of the harvest remains, and for me the natural colors prevail.

 

Howard Yes, human history are all 3 of them...

 

Jim and Amal, I'm glade it talks to you.

 

Colin, WOW, where it has taken you! from here to the Russian Tundra...! well that is realy human history ( that Howard mentioned),and realy nice to see the distance human association can wander.

 

Thanks again. Pnina

Pnina:

I wrote out my "blues" recipe for you here: http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3558981 --jim