November Dawn

[kdoc856]

Superb shot, Trevor. Glad I didn't miss this.

[tbob]

Trevor - this shot goes to show just how valuable planning is. Its a beauty

Before I read all the posts, I too had thought, wonder what it looks like with snow.......... take no notice of us all !!!

I can see that I may have to brave the elements and try this barn in winter. Next time I not be so stupid as to dress for fall. The full kit next time. Wool hat (we call them toques) insulated coveralls, fleece neck gaiter, snow boots and expedition winter gloves with fleece liners. And a flask of coffee.

[Brownbear]

Stunningly beautiful image... I'm a huge fan of your barn photos! Keep them coming.

[flashback]

I too can't wait to see these same images in winter. Talk about desolation. Great images btw.

[AB26]

Trevor it is .................................................. .. Superb!

I love it!

[GrahamS]

Bravo, Trevor! This is a superb image, well planned and executed. Not a criticism, but have you tried flipping it left to right? Just curious.

[tbob]

Bravo, Trevor! This is a superb image, well planned and executed. Not a criticism, but have you tried flipping it left to right? Just curious.

Unfortunately Aperture, the post processing program I use, doesn't have this option. Interesting idea though.

[Wavelength]

To my shock, you and Nandakumar seem somewhat reluctant to view more images of this barn. How about I keep the posted images down to 1 percent of the shots I have of this barn? That would be, by my rough calculation, about 20 images.

To feel that one image has been seen earlier is in no way a discredit or disregard to your image or you; there is not even a speck of reluctance as you had misunderstood; that was not the case at all...sorry for creating a situation that led you to misunderstanding
Regards

[GrahamS]

Unfortunately Aperture, the post processing program I use, doesn't have this option. Interesting idea though.

I will do it for you if you wish?

[tbob]

I will do it for you if you wish?

I eagerly anticipate your version

[tbob]

To feel that one image has been seen earlier is in no way a discredit or disregard to your image or you; there is not even a speck of reluctance as you had misunderstood; that was not the case at all...sorry for creating a situation that led you to misunderstanding
Regards

No problem. I was only fooling around. I understood from your initial comment that you only implied that you had seen this barn before; not that you didn't want to see it again. I only affected a stance of being affronted to be humourous.
I should be the one apologizing if I caused you any discomfort.

[GrahamS]

I eagerly anticipate your version

Here 'ya go....

[batmura]

I love both versions. Great photo!

[Stagecoach]

Trevor,

Another masterpiece of this great subject and landscape. I eagerly await more.

Grahame

[tbob]

Here 'ya go...

I think your version is stronger. Mainly because people read images left to right so the flow in your version is more calming and pleasing than the original. If I get this printed I may get the printer to do your version.

[John 2]

Talk about determination repaid. This is just excellent. I have a problem with cold but no where near the temperatures you will likely face if you do go back. Up to now I have relied on a pair of gloves bought in Norway. The fingertips are hinged and can be folded back onto Velcro pads. However, using a pair of latex gloves underneath sounds good. I might just try that.

[GrahamS]

I think your version is stronger. Mainly because people read images left to right so the flow in your version is more calming and pleasing than the original. If I get this printed I may get the printer to do your version.

Glad to be of service, sir.

[zen]

Trevor, this is magnificent. Thank you for sharing.

Zen

[Bobobird]

Trevor, this is magnificent. Thank you for sharing.

Zen

Same here....

[Donald]

I think your version is stronger. Mainly because people read images left to right so the flow in your version is more calming and pleasing than the original. If I get this printed I may get the printer to do your version.

It raises that age-old question (and just to get a debate going again) of how much manipulation of a scene such as this is appropriate. For me, flipping it like this would be a step too far, as that is too far removed from what is there. However, I do B & W. How is that not removing the image from reality?

I could easily confuse myself if I thought too much about it.