Rural Setting

[Barr1e]

Anne and I spent several hours earlier this week taking pix of men and their model gliders, some six feet in length with wingspans so much larger. This was a test for us having not photographed objects at speed. Also, of course waiting for the craft to turn so the sun showed them to advantage.

Nearby, was a subject that is close to my heart - the countryside in which we try and walk miles each week - one must burn the calorie intake from good home cooking which we indulge in at the various hostelries accompanied by the local brew (ale).

Here is a pic I wish you to comment on in a friendly way, I hope.

It's a rural scene without the gliders!!

Olympus E-510 + 11-22 lens A Mode.

Regards. Barr1e

[Ian]

Re: Rural Setting

Anne and I spent several hours earlier this week taking pix of men and their model gliders, some six feet in length with wingspans so much larger. This was a test for us having not photographed objects at speed. Also, of course waiting for the craft to turn so the sun showed them to advantage.

Nearby, was a subject that is close to my heart - the countryside in which we try and walk miles each week - one must burn the calorie intake from good home cooking which we indulge in at the various hostelries accompanied by the local brew (ale).

Here is a pic I wish you to comment on in a friendly way, I hope.

It's a rural scene without the gliders!!

Olympus E-510 + 11-22 lens A Mode.

Regards. Barr1e

Hi Barrie - it was pretty obvious you had taken this one with your new wide angle lens

I like the near view of the hedgerow and the gate, which off-sets the wide open spaces beyond. Well done!

Ian

[Mike Parr]

Re: Rural Setting

Barrie, I how the lines in the field draw you into the picture.
very nice calm image
Mike