New Zealand.... the farms land

[Professional]

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[Professional]

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[Frequency]

Wow; excellent series; my choice is first one

Regards

 

[Professional]

Wow; excellent series; my choice is first one

Regards

Thank you

 

[Zacnyżlin]

All shots are beautiful...
All shots are ZAJEBISTE!!!

Congratulations

 

[Professional]

All shots are beautiful...
All shots are ZAJEBISTE!!!

Congratulations

Thank you very much!

 

[Undo]

Great captures! I like all of them, though for some reason I personally like the vertical ones better than the horizontal ones. I don't know why. :b

 

[Professional]

Great captures! I like all of them, though for some reason I personally like the vertical ones better than the horizontal ones. I don't know why. :b

That is why i posted both orientations.

 

[anandonaqui]

the photos are so clear (especially the last one), that you can see a few dingleberries. Maybe it's seeing the sheep's dinner from last week, but for some reason the photo of the single cow is more powerful to me. The horizontal one makes it more apparent that the cow is alone, there just isn't enough empty field for mein the vertical one. But all are pretty neat.

 

[Big Mike]

Did you use (or do you have) a polarizer filter?

I really like the photos, but I can't help but feel that they could be better with deeper blue skies and greener grass...both effects I would expect from a polarizer.

 

[Professional]

the photos are so clear (especially the last one), that you can see a few dingleberries. Maybe it's seeing the sheep's dinner from last week, but for some reason the photo of the single cow is more powerful to me. The horizontal one makes it more apparent that the cow is alone, there just isn't enough empty field for mein the vertical one. But all are pretty neat.

Thank you very much!

 

[Professional]

Did you use (or do you have) a polarizer filter?

I really like the photos, but I can't help but feel that they could be better with deeper blue skies and greener grass...both effects I would expect from a polarizer.

No, i didn't.
I can try to increase the vivid of blue/green by photoshop, but then people as usual will tell me that it is overdone or over saturated and not natural enough, also with Pol filter i will lose 1-2 stops i think, so i prefer not to use pol and use higher shutter speed and more depth of field, i was in rush and didn't have time to place a filter or use tripod if i need a bit slower shutter speed with minimum f8 and ISO100.

 

[Professional]

Is this better one?

 

[Big Mike]

That's more along the lines of how I would process it. Although I can see that some people might still prefer the subtle tones of the first one.

No, i didn't.
I can try to increase the vivid of blue/green by photoshop, but then people as usual will tell me that it is overdone or over saturated and not natural enough, also with Pol filter i will lose 1-2 stops i think, so i prefer not to use pol and use higher shutter speed and more depth of field, i was in rush and didn't have time to place a filter or use tripod if i need a bit slower shutter speed with minimum f8 and ISO100.

For shame :er:....using a tripod allows you to use any shutter speed you want, thus any aperture you want, thus any filters you may want etc.

 

[Davor]

I adore the 1st one, it reminds me of the milk cartons. Beautiful and original , looks like a nice place to be.