2 Alexus, Thanks for the comment. I agree that the execution is a bit of a mess, but I still liked the vibe, so I posted it. I'll keep trying and learning.
Everything turned out fine, technically it was absolutely superb, as an option View crop . And if the horse had already passed the barn, it would have been even better, we should have taken several pictures during the shooting, that is, captured the entire development of the plot.
Alexus, SergL, I agree about the cropping, but I don't want it in black and white, it immediately gives a different impression There are only a few frames... but the story unfolded quickly, and while I was figuring out how to use the camera, the horse had safely moved out of the frame. So there's still just the barn
Thanks for the comment.
I agree that the execution is a bit of a mess, but I still liked the vibe, so I posted it.
I think if I tightened the top and bottom a bit, the black and white...it would be great
I agree about the cropping, but I don't want it in black and white, it immediately gives a different impression
There are only a few frames... but the story unfolded quickly, and while I was figuring out how to use the camera, the horse had safely moved out of the frame. So there's still just the barn
View crop version. And it's still in black and white.
Crimble Cromble,
Respect for the title
If thisView crop house was entirely in the frame...wow...that would be absolutely fantastic...
Squeeze it at the top and bottom with wide black stripes...
Maybe...sharpen it?...I'm not sure...
And only B&W