A door into the unknown

[AdamZx3]

Here are some pic's from todays trip, went to try and photograph some critters in the woods and found this cabin.
#1

#2

#3

#4

I needed to go back for number 3 when there wasn't such harsh light but the bugs where eating me alive! that one is using a infrared PS filter.

Smaller pics are on my flickr... are these to big to post or would a max height/width of 800 pixels be better? i'm running at 1920x1200 so its hard for me to tell.

I would really like some C&C , i'm trying to progress as fast as I can

 

[LaFoto]

Of all these, I like the first best. It is clearest and the texture of both door and lock show best.
That one's followed by the last, though I feel that last one might be a bit oversharpened? Could be my eyes, though...

Have you ever found out what is inside this hut/cabin?

 

[Rusty_Tripod]

Image one works better than number two. Four has some nice qualities but number three seems out of focus.

Rusty Tripod

 

[AdamZx3]

Thanks guys,

I agree #2 isn't as good, I did notice the out of focus problem while processing it but thought i'd throw it in there.

#3 is indeed a bit soft now that I look at it again (at 1am it slipped by lol) I was bluring the noise in the Lightness channel in lab mode...but got a bit carried away...fixed the noise though I'm going to try and new IR technique on it again so i'll take care of the blur

4. I agree as well..it was same symptom as above, lack of sleep A bit to much, I do tend to like my images sharp, but I think I could lay off the gas pedal on this one, it seems to be taking away detail once resized.

thanks guys I really do appreciate the C&C, keep it coming

 

[prlaserbean]

i like the first shot as well.. very mysterious, almost cinematic

 

[AdamZx3]

Lafoto:
Sorry forgot to answer your question, I have been inside, the cabin is owned by my grandfather, I guess it used to be an old "sugar shack" that they used to make maple syrup in the 40's before he bought the property. There's nothing much in there except a dirt floor, a fireplace, and some junk tins.

prlaserbean:
Thanks, I can almost see the girl from the movie "The Grudge" poking her head through the crack in the door