Elizabeth Mangham
About the Image(s)
This barn was on the road to a lake that is within easy driving distance, so I go there pretty often. I remarked to a friend that I would like to stop there sometime and photograph it. So that day the light seemed right and we did stop. It is unbelievable but on the way home the barn had vanished. Not one sign that it had ever existed. I do not know why they removed it, but lesson learned: there is no such thing as later. I had passed it so many times in the past. Little did I realize that this was my last chance.
Canon 50D, lens: Canon 24-105, SS 1/800, f 20, ISO 400. I could have used ISO, but it was early and the light picked up between shots.
PP: I removed a branch near the bottom of the frame and a couple of dust spots. I darkened a couple of those light buildings in the distance on the right so that they did not grab the eye. I ran the NIK Define 2 filter and added a vignette.
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I wanted to see if it worked as a monochrome, was ok but worked better as a toned sepia. Now you just need the old farmer to ride in on his old fergie.   Posted: 05/17/2020 07:30:51