Grren and Grey

[GORDH]

Re: Grren and Grey

Beautiful image Andy ticks all the boxes and its one of those images which you could stare at for hours

Gordon

[AndyA]

Re: Grren and Grey

Thanks Richard and Gordon. I've only just noticed my title error!

[GORDH]

Re: Grren and Grey

I noiced the spelling error but when its as good as this Andy you can call it what you want

Gordon

[Parsen66]

Re: Grren and Grey

I noiced the spelling error but when its as good as this Andy you can call it what you want

Gordon

[jimsphotography]

Re: Grren and Grey

Good use of the 16-35 at the 16 mm end. Composition excellent, control of light is exceptional.
That small house on the horizon is so important in terms of scale and position - it adds a different level to the narrative. There is a visual tension between the brooding sky above and the young sprouting crop in the field below - the house ( or is it a barn ?) stands solid & firm betwixt the two, appropriately small against the tapestry of nature.
Very nice indeed
James

[DaveG001]

Re: Grren and Grey

I really like this Andy and not being a landscape buff I was not sure why - only that I liked the tension I the shot. I'm grateful to Jim for articulating why it works :-)
Cheers
Dave

[AndyA]

Re: Grren and Grey

Good use of the 16-35 at the 16 mm end. Composition excellent, control of light is exceptional.
That small house on the horizon is so important in terms of scale and position - it adds a different level to the narrative. There is a visual tension between the brooding sky above and the young sprouting crop in the field below - the house ( or is it a barn ?) stands solid & firm betwixt the two, appropriately small against the tapestry of nature.
Very nice indeed
James

James, I really do wish I could put my feelings into words, as coherently as you do. Thanks very much for your comment.

I really like this Andy and not being a landscape buff I was not sure why - only that I liked the tension I the shot. I'm grateful to Jim for articulating why it works :-)
Cheers
Dave

Thanks very much for your comment, Dave. I could see something that appealed to me in the scene, but couldn't really explain what.