First post

[Rob C]

Welcome! Fine shots, both. I think I'd prefer the second if it had as little of you as the first (that's not a personal comment!). Cropping a little off the left would add mystery.

Jeremy

And utterly ruin the equilibrium.

I like the shot as is, but am happy not to be in the terrain. I don't think the light sucks at all: it gives a mood that works on me. Just because I don't fancy the idea of the place doesn't suggest the thing doesn't work; it might actually mean that it has worked very well indeed.

Rob

[combsequine]

Jeremy, I agree for just the reason you said, this setup just didn’t allow for that much.

Rob, it was just one of those days where there was a thin layer of cloud over the whole sky, and everything was very flat.  This road is only about a 30 minute drive from my house. I love the country down there and should spend more time there than I do. With work, a three year old and a three month old, I just don’t get out as much as I once did.

Thanks again everyone for the feedback.


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[KLaban]

I think the first shot is exceptional, the second less so, but there's no shame in that.

[combsequine]

Thanks for all the help. These are in line with what I’ve been trying. The one with the crosses is from a year ago. I just never got the shot
I had in my head. The other is from a couple weeks ago. Both are buddies I happen to be out with at the time.


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[combsequine]

Had to edit last post.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

That was supposed to be “shot”. Sorry

You can modify your post after posting.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

This series is really growing on me.
My favorites so far are the first and the crosses. I all of them, the mood and ambiguity are quite powerful and expressive.

[Telecaster]

I like the crosses photo a lot. Suggests to me the guy with the gun has just shot the headstock off the right grave guitar/marker. And may be responsible for the graves too. 

-Dave-