tenant house

Posted by ordinaryimages (Kentucky Bluegrass, United States) on 31 December 2008 in Landscape & Rural.

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Comments (12)

Paco Díaz from Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Beautiful rural landscape in b/w, very sharp and clean. I like it very much.
Happy 2009!

31 Dec 2008 6:35am

Jean-François from Les Issambres, France

its always so cool .............................................

bonne fin d'année !!!! @ l'année prochaine ;))))))))))))))))))))

31 Dec 2008 6:45am

roentarre from Melbourne, Australia

So graceful and ambient. Beautiful serene image!

31 Dec 2008 7:11am

k@ from Paris, France

Looks like a nice toy in that calm landscape... Serenity in B&W.... See you as serene in 2009, and have happy New Year's Eve, my dear*

31 Dec 2008 10:12am

GJC from Kyoto, Japan

Magnificent landscape. The contrasts are great.

31 Dec 2008 11:06am

EYES WIDE SHUT from United Kingdom

Perfection in mono, such fine composition and delicious tone and contrast. Beautifully observed. A very Happy New year to you

31 Dec 2008 11:37am

Veronelle from Lens, France

beautifull b&w happy new year to you

31 Dec 2008 12:35pm

Robert from Kingsville, Canada

Still see that type of fence here , but it's getting scarce . Like the light on the house and those couple of trees .

31 Dec 2008 1:31pm

@Robert: The sunlight on the sycamores was the deal. I had to stop in the middle of the road and shoot this out of the truck window as there no place to park along this lane. I'm thinking about adding a bike to my shooting gear.

Chris from Jefferson City, United States

Great b/w shot. I love that sky. Have a save and prosperous 2009!

31 Dec 2008 3:44pm

grant from kansas city, United States

super photo - the sweeping landscape, and the sunlit house...

31 Dec 2008 4:00pm

Steve Rice from Olympia, United States

Beautiful image. Sort of a lonely house one finds in a rural setting.

Happy New Year.

31 Dec 2008 4:47pm

twodot from New York, United States

That 5% of brilliant white (the side of the house, the sycamores) makes this photo. And that is amazing, that you only need 5% of brilliant white, and that 5% is requisite. Parenthetically, although I am not a fan of digital manipulation, I think that it is ethical to Photoshop out contrails. Because you can't wait around for light and contrail dissipation to agree. Happy New Year!

1 Jan 2009 1:07am

@twodot: Sadly, it's difficult to find a sky without contrails, if I did I would probably stop and take it's picture. For now, I only post images edited in Lightroom on Am3. Parenthetically : ]

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