Prarie Schooner

© Toby Drye

Prarie Schooner

Uploaded: March 22, 2011 10:27:39

Description

Exif: F Number: 8, Exposure Bias Value: -1.33, ExposureTime: 1/640 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 100, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 24.00 mm, Model: NIKON D700

Comments

Orsi March 22, 2011

Awesome work,Toby!! #1363190

Toby Drye March 22, 2011

Thank you Orsi! It was a fun shoot and project. #9309974

Toby Drye March 22, 2011

Everyone - Question? Do you think the red object in the left foreground is distracting? I have debated getting rid of it but can't decide. Please let me know.

Thanks!

Tboy #9310779

Lydia Lee level-addict March 22, 2011

Tboy,
I didn't even notice it until you asked and I went back and looked. I don't think it is. Your image is Wowzers! Really surreal. I love it!! #9310924

Toby Drye March 22, 2011

Thanks Lydia! I am perplexed about the object, but I will go with your recommendation. I very much appreciate it!

Tboy #9310943

Michelle Alton March 23, 2011

I love the composition and the treatment, and didn't notice the red object either. But I might try it with and without it and see which looks better. #9311482

Toby Drye March 23, 2011

Good advice Laura! I will proceed with that and post the results. #9311759

Laura Greene March 23, 2011

Toby, You've outdone yourself! This is superb, please enter it in the contest. I didn't notice the red till you mentioned it but once you did it became distracting. How about selecting it and just toning it down?
#9311991

Toby Drye March 23, 2011

I guess can't read? I meant to say - Thank you Michelle! I also need to say to Laura - Thank you! I will tone it down and post here. #9312055

Chris Schofield March 23, 2011

Toby,
I keep coming back to the original. Now it is really bugging me... What is the red object. It looks like some old piece of equipment... If it is, I think it should stay. If it's some modern day thing, then I like both the submissions where you toned it down and actually removed it. But I want to know what it is. Some old farm equipment maybe? #9313276

Toby Drye March 23, 2011

I think it is an old wheel barrel. I am going to delete it plus the rest of your suggestions. #9313452

Toby Drye March 23, 2011

I think it is an old wheel barrel. I will de3lete it and try the rest of your sugestions. #9313456

Dianna Hauf April 10, 2011

THIS is amazing!! I'd hang this in my house! Love the composition, love the image itself! #9343170

Toby Drye April 10, 2011

Thanks Dianna! #9343359

Toby Drye April 21, 2011

I am reposting because of a member request. #9361942

Brenda L. Bentley level-classic April 21, 2011

Toby this image is awesome! You've been holding back! First impression was the overall comp - and my eye was not drawn to the red at all. I don't think it necessarily adds so much that it would be missed. #9362294

Phyllis H. Burchett April 27, 2011

Congrats on this wonderful finalist! #9374100

Toby Drye April 27, 2011

Thank you Phyillis! #9374255

Merna L. Nobile April 27, 2011

Take photo, Sleep
Edit photo, Sleep
Received award, stop sleeping
CONGRATULATIONS, Merna
#9374703

Toby Drye April 27, 2011

Thank you Merna! #9374764

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