Although I do not do this area justice with my amateur photography, I was reminded during this assignment of the beauty of my surroundings. I am indeed fortunate.Darling Hill
Again, Darling Hill
My favorite, Willoughby Lake
from a lookout on Mt. Hor
from a lookout on Mt. Hor
I like this one too however my photography does not begin to capture the beauty of this sunset.
You have captured the vanishing point in pictures 1 and 3. I like the colors of the sunset.
ReplyDeleteLove the sunset! Excellent job capturing the colors. You don't give yourself enough credit. you have taken some very nice shots here. The bend in the road on the top photo get me thinking. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteReally nice colors in the sunset photo! And I like the tree lined road. It is captivating because there is a little mystery behind it.
ReplyDeleteGive yourself more credit! You've taken some nice photos!!
I agree with everyone else...excellent photos!! I like the winding road because you get a feel there is something else that is beyond what you see. A lead in to some story. Great job!
ReplyDeleteSunset is beautiful. We hardly ever get to see that shot. Great JOB!
ReplyDeleteI'm also a fan of your work because these are shots of areas around my house too! I really enjoy looking at our 'home area' through someone else's eyes...nice work!
ReplyDeleteMurph =)
Love the tree-lined road photo. Nice job on all, though!
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone else you need to give yourself more credit. I think my favorite photo is the tree-lined road.
ReplyDeleteThe first three are wonderful. They all use the elements we have covered. They are well composed, have good contrast, and have motion created through perspective or visual interest.
ReplyDeleteThe last one of the sunset, I must say is a nice attempt, though you really need to get a tripod to do this kind of work justice. It looks great here on the web, but I did notice that the ISO was set rather high for this shot. There is a lot of graininess in the darks and where the flash is slightly lighting up the foreground. It is also slightly blurry, which can be eliminated using a tripod.