Weekly Photography Challenge Thread (see first post rules and then the poll at top before entering)

want to lose some hours and cry...

http://www.carsinbarns.com/

 

Man, always loved that car, cool kids in school had them back in the day, I had a Beetle, lol... but loved it!!!!

 

My guess is the property went to the family. The T/A was Grandpa's, he passed on. Grandma kept it there, she passed and now the family owns it. Just a wild guess though. It looks solid but I've never seen the other side. If I ever see anybody there, doubtful, I'll stop. In my dreams the owner just says you haul it off you can have it LOL

 

You aint getting anywhere near my ass, bucko!

 

Not without saying "please" anyways

 

Not even then!

 

I couldnt have used this since it was an old pic but look at this awesomeness.....LOL

 

Not an entry.

 

Not an entry! Was consolidating and photographing my collection of clocks this past weekend to sell some of them off. Need to declutter.

 

Here is how mine would come out for this weeks challenge. I only have a phone camera.

Not an entry.

 

I won two weeks ago on a blurry cell phone pic. You can do it!

Not an entry

 

Then win this week with a blurry cell phone night time pic!

 

Working on something way cooler

 

I'm waiting for dark.

 

Entry
At work on graveyards this week!
Taken on my phone pixel 2 xl

 

Not entries.

Give me some feedback if you will.
Straight from the camera.

 

Exposure on the sky looks good.

I usually want a subject in the foreground when shooting interesting skies or something silhouetted as the subject. Good skies are always good, but better when you have a subject to focus on.

Not an entry:

 

Thank you!
Love the one with the horses!

 

I agree with what @Breezy said. It's nice to have something / someone in the foreground especially if you want a nice depth of field in the shot.


Obviously not an entry since it's not my shot:

Here is your original shot



And here is an edited shot. Obviously working with a jpeg there is no way to pull out much information. But this is just a quick edit to pull some of the foreground into view to kind of make it look like the sun is bouncing off the hill you are standing on and adjusting the WB just a little bit. Cropped a little bit of the headroom off the top also. But by doing that with a jpeg it compresses the photo a little more so you lose some detail in the picture that would normally remain with an original RAW file.

 

You're welcome!

Here is a color version from a few seconds before the other one was taken. Crazy sunrise while duck hunting a pond in a horse pasture.

Not an entry: