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ctfchallenge | all galleries >> Challenge 146 - Leading Lines >> Challenge 146 - Exhibition > Farm Trail
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19-MAY-2007 Lonnit Rysher

Farm Trail

Long Island, NY

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
1/350s f/5.6 at 54.0mm iso800 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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Guest 20-Nov-2007 04:23
Thanks, TV, I'll take it! LOL! ~ Lonnit
ctfchallenge17-Nov-2007 15:37
No "bad", Lonnit. The tilt is just right to make the boy seem a bit off balance and add a touch of instability and action throughout the frame. -tv
ctfchallenge11-Nov-2007 02:44
Thanks, people. Glad to finally make you so happy, Rod! :) ~ Lonnit
mcbit09-Nov-2007 19:55
No triangles, but it could have been a picture of me on the way home tonight! Has leading line s and appeal though. -mcbit
Rod 09-Nov-2007 08:24
This is a super looking shot even though it is a bit pissed it adds a bit of tension to such a serene scene. This would have to be one of me favourite shots of yours, it's just beautiful. AND ON TOPIC:-) Hooray.
aam1234 09-Nov-2007 07:59
While I didn't get from it as much as John did, but I like it. Looks so natural. Off balance didn't hurt either. Talk about positive tension (tm).
ctfchallenge09-Nov-2007 03:14
You're right... it is! Look at the horizon line that runs across his chest. My bad!!! Don't tell though, or they'll take back the ribbon I won with the print! LOL! ~ Lonnit
ctfchallenge08-Nov-2007 18:02
I find this a fascinating picture. Your boy doing what boys do ... dragging a stick in the sandy soil and swaggering some. The other fascinating thing is that I feel like it is not quite vertical; the house and tree on the right suggest that it is, the clouds suggest that it is, the tree near the barn suggest that it is but your boys legs, the near tree, the slat-lines in the barn, and the horizon at the back tell me it isn't. How can this be? A crop off axis of a wide angle lens? Yet you are in the middle of the zoom. Cool! John