Prairie Homestead

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• niraj (2042)
• [2005-12-06 10:30]

Hello Brain,
Looks good , looks really good. I think the sepia looks great. Feeling of nostalgia of what once might have been a happy home.

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• tropicalrips (0)
• [2005-12-06 10:36]

very nice tones brian :)
very moody composition

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• pablominto (27446)
• [2005-12-06 11:00]

Hello Brian,
Amazing capture... Spooky... Convincingly done! Post processing enhancing the mood... The story without words works fine with me!
Regards,
Pablo -

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• Mitra (7908)
• [2005-12-06 11:03]

Nice capture.
Mitra

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• samr (3323)
• [2005-12-06 12:10]
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Nice relaxing praire shot - love the serenity and history behind these buildings that protected many pioneers. Composition, POV and your choice of Sepia make this a very nice photo.
Sam

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• tournesol (12862)
• [2005-12-06 12:24]

Nice composition, Brian! I like how we can see through the house in different places. The focus of your shot is on the house; one could also make more room for the prairie to create a different atmosphere. Good transfer to sepia, although I do prefer the B&W version. Good job!

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• Soundsangels (11579)
• [2005-12-06 12:25]

Oh.......the choice for sepia was a good choice,it give a warm side to this sad but so beautiful picture......
Very well composed....
I like it too much....
Have a good day
Claude

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• aramok (284)
• [2005-12-06 14:53]

Sorry - not much time to add much of a note - but very nice picture

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• reddevil (0)
• [2005-12-06 15:53]

Great composition in a landscape that looks so unreal.

Jos

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• Maria74 (5997)
• [2005-12-06 16:06]

Hi Brian,
very nostalgic and beautiful shot. I checked the B&W, and I like it very much too. Great job, congratulations!
Marija

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• Ania_Madina (595)
• [2005-12-06 16:11]

Great! nice compo, colours mood and all other things, i don't want to look for weak point becouse what i see is good and that's most important
thanks!

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• orbiter (3125)
• [2005-12-06 17:44]

Nice composition here Brian and your choice of a sepia tone really works well. It looks really remote there. TFS

John

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• Plant (970)
• [2005-12-06 17:55]

Brian, great shot, compo, sepia, etc. The thing that makes it for me is the POV, in three areas the light shines straight through the house, that lifts the photo immeasurably as those lights drag the eye around the photo. Paul.

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• padre (4035)
• [2005-12-06 20:30]

You processed this very well Brian, I like the detail in the dark building. B

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• Tintin (1982)
• [2005-12-07 12:39]

Very good capture, Brian. I like how the light is seen through the house as it gives us a true feel of abandonment. I think I prefer the B&W version even if this one is good too. The sky is amazing and the inclusion of the pylone at the back adds to the composition. Excellent!

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• atarisphoto (960)
• [2005-12-13 12:49]

great composition and balance...by far one my favorite photos of yours...i prefer the sepia tone over the black and white...it just looks older and seems to fit better...the simple thin black frame is a great addition...peace***

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• LuciG (8681)
• [2006-01-08 14:45]

HI BRIAN!
You caught all the mood that this picture and scenery could offer! The POV is amazing as are the colors!
Congratulations.
Luci

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• peco85 (143)
• [2006-06-08 11:30]

Greetings Brain.

This sepia version look really great! gives it a very old and at the same time timeless picture. The House is magnificent and so full of history and details! The mill in the back gives the image good depth and clouds adds some life to it.!

Perfect!

PeCO

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• gypsygirl58 (3156)
• [2006-11-06 1:50]

Hi Brian,
Just saw this pic, it's stunning! Love the composition and the windmill on the right. Also really like the choice of sepia tones, gives a very nostalgic feel. Well done and TFS :-)
Cheers Tina

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• Rufio_tr (6)
• [2007-05-12 17:16]

Great shot... But it would be better if it is b&w

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• flamingo (1161)
• [2007-06-24 18:13]
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