Harpers Ferry Wv from Maryland

[Trblmkr]

Here are a few of my pictures from a trip to Harpers Ferry Wv a few weeks ago.

1.

20131102 Harpers Ferry Md Fall 008 by Dan_Girard, on Flickr

2.

20131102 Harpers Ferry Md Fall 018 by Dan_Girard, on Flickr

3.

20131102 Harpers Ferry Md Fall 071_2_3 by Dan_Girard, on Flickr

4.

20131102 Harpers Ferry Md Fall 030_1_2-Edit by Dan_Girard, on Flickr

5.

20131102 Harpers Ferry Md Fall 160_1_2 by Dan_Girard, on Flickr

 

[wyogirl]

Is that the place in the Mothman movie or am I making that up?

 

[Trblmkr]

Is that the place in the Mothman movie or am I making that up?

I don't think I've ever seen/heard of a movie called Mothman?

But Harpers Ferry is real
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)

 

[wyogirl]

I know the place is real. The movie Mothman Prophesies was loosely based on a true story of a bridge collapse in an Ohio River town in West Virginia.
Now, for your assignment, you must watch The Mothman Prophesies. :mrgreen:

I'm going to google it now.

 

[wyogirl]

I was wrong, it was Point Pleasant, WV... see I was making it up. You still need to watch that movie.

 

[limr33 2]

I like #3 the best. The others have pleasing composition but are a bit heavy on the color processing - especially the blues - for my tastes. Not sure if it's an illusion or not but maybe #4 could be straightened just a bit.

 

[Trblmkr]

I like #3 the best. The others have pleasing composition but are a bit heavy on the color processing - especially the blues - for my tastes. Not sure if it's an illusion or not but maybe #4 could be straightened just a bit.

Thanks for the feedback Limr. Most of the colors are pretty much like that right out of the camera, but I can understand the viewpoint. #4 could be an illusion. it was perfectly straight in Lightroom on the center of the tracks. However, they were closer on the right and further on the left, like you see in the water line.

 

[Stevepwns]

Number 1 and 4 are my picks from this group. Very nice, Dan. This was one of the first places I went when I got my first DSLR. Great place to shoot a multitude of environments.