Thanks Larry. I was trying to photograph a mountain of feed corn but couldn’t get the composition right. You know the saying that mountains are mountains right?
Thanks Chandra, you know I was very surprised that several people liked it. I came very close to deleting it with the 50 others I took of a pile of corn. Practice makes perfect I guess.
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Really enjoy the tonality and mood. Nicely done!
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Thanks Larry. I was trying to photograph a mountain of feed corn but couldn’t get the composition right. You know the saying that mountains are mountains right?
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Gorgeous
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Thanks, it was an impulse shot that turned out better than expected.
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Sometimes it’s interesting to act spontaneous, isn’t it?
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No balls no babies!
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Your image is interesting and captivating, Mike. Great composition and tones.
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Thanks Jane, here in Lancaster you can (theoretically) pull into a driveway of an Amish farmer and wander around his property with camera in hand. 😉
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The darkness is beautiful until it kills you.
Great shot, Mike! I’m in love with corns in black and white.
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Thanks Alena, what a cheerful thought. 😉
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I think positive! 😁
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You and me both!
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Wow!
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Thanks Chandra, you know I was very surprised that several people liked it. I came very close to deleting it with the 50 others I took of a pile of corn. Practice makes perfect I guess.
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There’s something about the darkness and the fine details of the corn (kernels). It’s really a “wow” shot. I’m glad you didn’t toss it.
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In a last ditch effort I used a Lightroom preset to create this effect (don’t tell anyone).
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Mums the word! 🙂
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😉
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