The White Barn (at Porth Colman)
The White Barn (at Porth Colman)
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The White Barn (at Porth Colman)
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Exposure: 12mm - F/5.6 - 1/125sec - ISO 100
Editing: Intermediate.
Location: Porth Colman, Wales. UK. (2006)
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12/21/06 @685
The big white spot is a little distracting to me....I would crop some a t the top.
Still good work Phil!
Carlos
12/21/06 @879
12/21/06 @942
It looks great for me! (and with the white spot I agree with Carlos)
Otherwise very good work!
12/22/06 @004
I agree about the white sky.
12/22/06 @044
12/22/06 @176
erdi
12/22/06 @276
I'd crop from top just until slightly above the roof top.
Not only to get ride of the "white spote" but also it makes a better harmony imo.
The contrasts of colors would probably make this a good candidate for a bw shot.
Would love to see the crop and this in bw.... maybe for additional download... please?
12/22/06 @285
12/22/06 @476
But i'm gutted
I really love my White spot! I spent ages getting my White spot just like that.
Goddamit I've never curved the curves so much!
Seriously though - however loyal I plan to be to my White Spot it's so good to get honest feedback and I really appreciate it...
Actually for me... I'm beginning to think it needs something between the pole and the door - I feel it's crying out for a splash of red - a watering can, or an exotic beauty. I took this while on holiday in North Wales - I'll be returning there early next year - exotic beauties please apply
12/22/06 @795
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01/17/07 @788
But I really love this! Simple and effective, a strong image Phil!
+9
01/27/07 @262
01/28/07 @883
couterbalancing the diagonals of the roof
Nice simple and elegant
+ 10
ps the white spot works for me
02/06/07 @003
my max..excellent
03/20/07 @804
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09/14/07 @915
Great work Phill..
I like your works alot
Regards
Sascha Grenner
09/18/07 @910
09/27/07 @524
10/11/07 @990
Its interesting. The bottom of the house is straight, but the door suggests its tilted. I cannot resolve this. But I like the lines and simplicity.
Time for a new one maybe?
10/12/07 @853
10/13/07 @750
Just out of 'historical' interest i returned to the barn last February - it was in the process of being 'renovated' - converted into a holiday let. Far more useful than a disused run-down barn of course, but I couldn't help but feel saddened. One of the joys of photography is that occasionally you get to capture details from a moment in time that would otherwise be lost forever.
Yes I guess it is time for a new one from me
Take care everyone - keep being creatve.
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