Prairie valley, late autumn

[sdwilsonsct]

Thanks for looking. Feedback welcome.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

The third is very nice, but #1 and #2 are absolutely stunning!
Great captures, well presented.

[Richowens]

  Ditto!!

  Delicious!

  Rich

[Jeremy Roussak]

#1 is superb.

Jeremy

[Arlen]

I really like the second one, it feels ghostly. Not sure if you introduced the central lighting effect, but if so it was a good processing move.

[Tony Jay]

All three images are good but #1 is the standout by far!

The interplay between light and shadow, detail revealed and mystery hidden, is glorious.
The sweep of shapes and contours of the land and the vegetation - one becomes just lost in admiration - a great image!

Tony Jay

[churly]

Very fine shots Scott.  Great light and very thoughtful composition.
Chuck

[Bob_B]

Nice work Scott! The lighting in #1 is eloquent, while I really appreciate the composition in #2. Congrats on a beautiful set of photos.

[sdwilsonsct]

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you liked them. Saturday was a productive afternoon.

I really like the second one, it feels ghostly. Not sure if you introduced the central lighting effect, but if so it was a good processing move.

Good eye, Arlen. I curved and sharpened the Three Sisters.

[luxborealis]

#1 is superb.

Jeremy

+1

[Rajan Parrikar]

The second one is superb. The first one is almost there, but could have done with more d-o-f.

[sdwilsonsct]

The second one is superb. The first one is almost there, but could have done with more d-o-f.

Terry, Rajan: thank you. Yes, I wish #1 was a bit sharper.