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As I said, we had great cloud shapes, especially around sunset:
Another angle of the school and barn:
This is a discussion on Alberta Landscapes within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; A couple more: As I said, we had great cloud shapes, especially around sunset: Another angle of the school and ...
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A couple more:
As I said, we had great cloud shapes, especially around sunset:
Another angle of the school and barn:
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Those clouds are wonderful, you caught an excellent colour palette there. I like the way the lines lead into the high-lite cloud area. Over all a wonderful shot.
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now that is 'Big Sky' country!
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Thanks all.....
Another view of the graveyard...these I believe must have been the original homesteaders of the property. Their headstones state birth in the 1800's and they look like the oldest graves.
The school outhouse...I am afraid to even ask what the bricks are for...lol! I guess they had to walk 10 miles uphill--BOTH WAYS and use were too poor to afford TP!
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"Life is like photography, we develop from the negatives"-anonymous
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Reclamation:
"Life is like photography, we develop from the negatives"-anonymous
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Nice simplistic scenes there Russ. That 2nd shot is very different from any thing I've seen of Alberta before.
You might find starting your own thread for your photos instead of whacking them into Casil's thread (although I'm sure she won't mind) would help your work stand out a bit more and be noticed by more members here though
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I'm with MA on this one Russ. Those are quite nice shots and you are more than welcome to post them here. I quite like the pastel colouring in the 1st one.Originally Posted by Mad Aussie
Nice simplistic scenes there Russ. That 2nd shot is very different from any thing I've seen of Alberta before.
You might find starting your own thread for your photos instead of whacking them into Casil's thread (although I'm sure she won't mind) would help your work stand out a bit more and be noticed by more members here though
However, as MA stated, you will probably get more viewer response and feedback if you start a new thread and post your images in there....that's usually how it works.
"Life is like photography, we develop from the negatives"-anonymous
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Obviously you've never heard the expression '****ting bricks', must have been students before finalsThe school outhouse...I am afraid to even ask what the bricks are for...lol! I guess they had to walk 10 miles uphill--BOTH WAYS and use were too poor to afford TP!
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