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JACK LARSON PHOTOGRAPHY
Third in the series. The reason for posting this shot is twofold. First, I wanted a shot including the Queen Anne's Lace blossom. And second, I wanted to show what a difference stepping back a couple of feet created. the camera settings for both today's photograph and yesterday's are exactly the same, but what a difference in the photographs. For both shots (and for Day 1), I used an old, out-of-production Sigma 15-30mm lens. For tomorrow's shot, I used my exceptional Nikon 24-70mm lens.
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"Light is the shape and play of my thought.... my reason for being a photographer." Barbara Morgan
@Marie LC: Thanks, Marie. I've missed you. Since you looked at this, I've gone back and cropped out much of the sky.
@Anna.C: Take a look at it now; I've cropped out much of the sky.
@Viewfinder: Thanks. Since you looked, I've gone back and cropped out much of the sky.
@Don: Thanks, Don. You might take another look; I've cropped out much of the sky.
@Barbara: Tomorrow's shot is at a different place in the park (to the north). You might go back and look at today's shot; I cropped out some of the sky.
@Ajay: Thanks, Ajay; you might go back and take another look; I cropped out much of the blah sky.
@Sadaf Agah: Thank you.
@MrsAmber: Thanks, Kate.
@MARIANA: It's an old abandoned barn (it's preserved because it is in the park).
@Anna.C: Thanks, Anna. I also like it better. Your comment created better viewing for everyone.
@Barbara: Thanks, Barb. I wish that more of us were willing to take the risks that Anna did. Our goal is to grow, not to have our egos massaged.
@Steve Rice: Thanks, Steve.