No Place Like Home!

[Christina]

i cant wait till i finally get that part of pp down.

I like the picture, but im automatically drawn out the window to the other shack, but i think the porch and chair is actually the better part of the photo.

 

[kundalini]

And I never remember to bring a cd.

Do yourself a favor and get a Multi-Media Player. I bucked the system and got a 30GB from Creative Labs instead of an IPOD. Then they ran a special on 2GB players and I got three, but I have two sons and gave them one each for their BD. With the 2GB I can change out the playlist for the "inspiration" I need for certain situations. Just a thought.

 

[abraxas]

I'm a little shocked- but that's great of you all to leave comments. I'll have to make it a point to stop by there again in the next few months since I'll be passing by the area. It's probably the most -interesting- de-urbanized area I've ever drove like crazy through.

 

[tpe]

Truly excelent, humorous, catchy, well shot, well processed, just great.

tim

 

[abraxas]

Truly excelent, humorous, catchy, well shot, well processed, just great.

tim

Thanks Tim!

 

[Lrg]

i love this shot the name fit with it soooo well!

 

[ficknoster]

Stunning! :thumbup:

 

[DPW2007]

The detail on this amazing, almost like a painting or drawing. Even other-worldly.

I understand it involves a HDR mode as well as different exposures being blended together, like an underexposed and an overexposed shot?

 

[abraxas]

i love this shot the name fit with it soooo well!

Thanks, the name seemed to fit

Stunning! :thumbup:

Thank you.

The detail on this amazing, almost like a painting or drawing. Even other-worldly.

I understand it involves a HDR mode as well as different exposures being blended together, like an underexposed and an overexposed shot?

Thank you- I kinda like the 'other world.'

Pretty much like that- This shot was seven of them 3 over and 3 under and one right on using the grey stucco to the left of the window.