Napa Valley Vineyards - IR

All comments are welcome and appreciated. Cheers, Sondra

Excellent!

Un bello encuadre, magnifica luz IR, perfecta alineacion, un cordial saludo Sondra, y gracias por tus comentarios.

Very nice b/w photos,like the lines,and is a good sharpness too

Beautiful Photo!

You need to call "Food & Wine"!

Carry on Clicking..

Hi Sondra; where in the valley was this? My wife and I toured the Wine Country during our honeymoon (way back when!). I love the feeling of distance that you were able to get in this photograph. Beautiful rolling hills!

If you would have positioned yourself one or two steps over to the right, so that the POV was in the empty "lane", I would have given this a 7/7. Still a fine photograph! Regards.

Sorry Walter, I don't remember the winery or town we were in, but we were traveling on highway 29/128 through the valley. Cheers, Sondra

Beautiful IR photo

I like the strong receding perspective of the vineyard. I find the horizon is not as defined as I would like but that is a subjective point and others will no doubt disagree.

A very well done classical flavored image. Great use of the areas lines and curves. Thanks for sharing.

Very nice!

 

ciao

Sondra, truly a wonderous scene, an adventure for the eye......could I have seen a similar shot just a few days ago.....Jim

Yes, Jim I pulled it off right after I posted it. I wasn't pleased with how it looked. Sondra

Sondra, as I recall, I sure didn't anything wrong with it. But then, we are usually our own toughest critics aren't we.....Wouldn't this also be a great IR shot as soon as the leaves are part way out?.....Jim

Beautiful geometric composition works well with infrared.

Nice! Well done. Every bit of the frame is full of interest, the rows in the foreground draw us in, and then the rows in the middle ground provide a wonderful sense of perspective. Good sky, too.

Thanks to all for your wonderful comments. Cheers, Sondra

This image has terrific tonality.

Thanks, Brian for stopping by and leaving your comment. Cheers, Sondra