Farms around Davison, MI

[WrenPhoto]

I like farms. Therefore When I have my camera with me, which is quite often, and I drive down a country road, I love to stop and photograph some of our local farms. Here are a few.

 

[Ajlista]

I really like 2 and 3!
Nice pictures : )

 

[WrenPhoto]

Thanks. They are my favorites too. #1 is pretty ordinary.

 

[Ajlista]

Thanks. They are my favorites too. #1 is pretty ordinary.

I still like #1 dont get me wrong haha, i like them all
But number 2 and 3 stand out more to me

 

[Chellie]

Lovely pics. I like all of them.

I would prefer pic 2 without the vignette.

 

[ayeelkay]

I agree with Chellie. All of the photos are beautiful, I would prefer #2 without the vignette as well.

 

[Olcoot]

I agree with the others comments, #2 is my pick without the vignette. Great to see work from another Michigan based photographer

 

[DirtyDFeckers]

I like this set... makes me feel like i'm really there.

 

[mwcfarms]

I like the pictures. Think number one is my favorite for subject. The silos create a nice visual triangle. Separate c&c for all.

1. you have dust or something upper left corner below the vignetting which I don't care for on any of them.

2. Is nice again not a fan of vignette.

3. Crooked horizon, easy fix and vignetting again. Not a fan on landscapes with vignetting to be honest.

Your black border is way too thick and distracting from your pictures in my opinion.

 

[WrenPhoto]

#2 is the only one with a vignette. The others are due to my wide angle lens. I know I can fix this in lightroom, however I don't own lightroom. The borders are really for printing purposes so I can print in any size and not loose part of the picture, just border. I usually cut off most of the border when printing.

 

[mwcfarms]

Ah I wasn't sure if it was CA or intentional vignetting. I understand the border for printing but for review on websites its very overpowering to the picture itself. KWIM?

What lens are you shooting with?

 

[Sisco]

Agree with most of above, #3 is solid, and the horizon is level, the structures are all square( verticals).

As mentioned, the vignettes should be used with a light hand,so as not to overwhelm the main focus.

 

[D-B-J]

number two is absolutely beautiful. nice job.

 

[Frequency]

All the three are excellent; the middle one is characterized by a creative framing, where as others are palne viewing
I really felt that the third is having an inclination, where as it is not; on the left side the additional dark strip makes the horizon levelled. yet images are never measured and enjoyed; so visual feeling must be given prominence, i feel

 

[Sisco]

I wouldn't correct a photo of mine if I knew it was level and folks said it wasn't.. its an easy enough thing to check it..look at the verticals.the pole to the left.the barns' slats.....