Morning Mist

nannabug · Feb 7, 2004

Early morning photo of the alfalfa field behind our house. Taken this past summer with Pentax 35mm.

oriecat · Feb 7, 2004

That's really nice! Love the colors you got. Great composition.

Corry · Feb 7, 2004

I really like the way you caught the logs in the foreground. I don't think this shot would have been nearly as interesting without them!

craig · Feb 7, 2004

We get that fog here as well. Great composition! I question wether I will ever see green grass again.

vonnagy · Feb 7, 2004

nice shot nanna!
lovely colours, lovely composition. *sigh* makes me wish i was there!

nannabug · Feb 7, 2004

Thanks all for looking and commenting. Yes... I'm beginning to wonder if I'll ever see green grass again. It is in deep slumber beneath all the snow and ice. Only looking at pictures like this reminds me how it will be once again.

christopher · Feb 7, 2004

wow! that's nice! I really like the textures.

nannabug · Feb 8, 2004

Thank you, Christopher.

Nytmair · Feb 8, 2004

wow, like most people have said, i love the colors...and the logs in the foreground definately add to the shot. great photo!

nannabug · Feb 9, 2004

Thank you, Nytmair, for taking the time to look and comment. Muchly appreciated.

Sharkbait · Feb 9, 2004

That be just spectacular! Wow, very impressive stuff. I could see that one hanging on the wall somewhere. :-D

bogleric · Feb 9, 2004

Nice composition, but the picture is very grainy on my screen, especially the fog and distant objects.

nannabug · Feb 9, 2004

Thanks, Shark.

bogleric said:
Nice composition, but the picture is very grainy on my screen, especially the fog and distant objects.

Oh, the woes of scanning and downsizing. The price we pay.

Thanks for looking and commenting, bogleric.

bogleric · Feb 10, 2004

nannabug said:
Thanks, Shark.

bogleric said:

Nice composition, but the picture is very grainy on my screen, especially the fog and distant objects.

Click to expand...

Oh, the woes of scanning and downsizing. The price we pay. Thanks for looking and commenting, bogleric.

Downsizing would actually decrease the grain as the scanned pixel informatio n would be contracted to fill the gaps. My advice... buy a new scanner if the print doesn't have that grain...

nannabug · Feb 10, 2004

Thanks for the tip, bogleric. You're probably correct. My scanner is not that great. But I think the greatest loss of quality I have is from downsizing my files. Any suggestions on how to maintain quality without have a HUGE picture to download?