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    Grandfather in Vineyard

    I did some ps work on this photo.. I liked the effect.. thought id share
    any thoughts are welcomed!
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    Dreamy effect! I like it.
    We see your grandfather's activity, alas! we do not see any of his face.
    But that may well have been the plan?

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    Great setting and subject. I encourage you to explore it more.
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    Nice I like it!



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    ooo! What's the varietal? The vines look great.

    Very nice shot, and I agree with Matt, there should be lots of great picture taking there with your Grandfather.
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    I cant wiat for the summer when the vines are nice and ripe.. I only get to go down there so often.. and this summer should hold some great photographic opportunities!!!

    as far as his face.. i couldnt get him to look at me.. he was busy and when hes out there in the vineyard hes in a whole nother world..

    that particular row happens to be the syrah! yummy
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    If he is busy when he is working on his vines, then it is just that and you captured the moment! You captured his being in another world - and that I like!

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    mmm, syrah....

    Remember the vines themselves are twisty, gnarly, rough things that have beautiful texture. I think they have great photographic appeal when they are completely bare! So any season is a good time to explore them.

    I think you're very lucky to have this unlimited access (not to mention a wonderful model) so take advantage! Have fun.
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