Plowing the fields

Thank you for commenting Nandakumar.

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Originally Posted by Wavelength

Excellent images; i like both ; i feel the blue still remains, a speck :)

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Thanks Binnur.

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

Your revised version looks much better Kim :)

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Hi Kim, nice shot and both the edit and B&W work for me.

What I do find interesting when I view pictures of these massive beasts working is that they never appear to convey the 'power' that is there, they appear effortless if that makes sense:)

Would a lower shooting angle from more head on help to show that?

Hi Kim,Great shots !

Grahame, what I said to someone tonight was... I love their power, but grace... so I do understand what you mean.

Yes, they are actually having a competition on Sunday, and after working on all the images, I decided that I need to get lower on Sunday!!!

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Originally Posted by Stagecoach

Hi Kim, nice shot and both the edit and B&W work for me.

What I do find interesting when I view pictures of these massive beasts working is that they never appear to convey the 'power' that is there, they appear effortless if that makes sense:)

Would a lower shooting angle from more head on help to show that?

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Thank you Sherwood.

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Originally Posted by Whistletown Wilds

Hi Kim,Great shots !

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I am with Nandakumar's comment -- I still see some bluish in your image.

I played with white balance a lot on this one and I'm comfortable with where it is now. If I warm it up further, I start to lose aspects that I like.

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Originally Posted by IzzieK

I am with Nandakumar's comment -- I still see some bluish in your image.

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For you Grahame... this is as low as I got... would like to get lower this coming weekend...

http://i60.tinypic.com/15oc54y.jpg

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Originally Posted by Stagecoach

Would a lower shooting angle from more head on help to show that?

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