Hay Bales

[runnah]

Not one of my best but nice light.


haybales by runnah555, on Flickr

 

[mmaria]

I don't like that strong yellow part of the photo.
It's so overpowering.

 

[runnah]

Better?


haybales2 by runnah555, on Flickr

 

[ratssass]

first one looks too warm,second looks too cool...

 

[runnah]

first one looks too warm,second looks too cool...

Yeah I am thinking I f'ed up the whole series.

 

[ratssass]

...i wouldn't be that harsh. Continue to work on them...

 

[runnah]

...i wouldn't be that harsh. Continue to work on them...

I think the angle sucks and doesn't really do much to create an exciting scene. I was hoping a bit of tweaking could make for a decent image and I think I was wrong.

 

[Big Mike]

I see these hay bale scenes fairly often, and I've tried, several times, to make a decent landscape out of them. It's a lot harder than I expect it be.

 

[runnah]

I see these hay bale scenes fairly often, and I've tried, several times, to make a decent landscape out of them. It's a lot harder than I expect it be.

I have learned that lesson!

 

[mmaria]

oh runnah lol

the second is better but I tend to completely agree with you about these shots.

Edit to add: I wouldn't be that harsh either

 

[Bossy]

I love the yellow first one actually. It has nice symmetry.

 

[pgriz]

I think all of us see these hay bales and think that there's a picture in there, somewhere. And yet, as Mike says, it's a lot harder than it looks to get a good composition. I know that I have hundreds of pictures of these things, and I've yet to get one that I'm pretty happy with. Yours are pretty good. I like the first one better, even with the yellow sky. For some reason, they remind me of "frosted wheaties" cereal.