This one in my village and the fields nearby. (I was quite disappointing at the times [2 excursions] due to the lack of interesting stuff or inspirations, but in the end there was some good stuff overall, as you can see
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These first two I liked mainly due to how Good the Canon 40D made the sunset look.
Ah, the moon. Second version of this shot had a blue background, but I preferred this one. (Love that ISO!):
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Water reflections off the pool.
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Experimenting with DOF and Macro shots. (There's a stretch of rocks with water running on them that leads to the pool).
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I like burned out sun shots of a tree house, what can I say
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Burnt out acre, and piles of empty alcohol drinking bottles. Who says I can't do documentary style work when needed
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Nice shot of him making food was also taken, but lacked "pop". This image and his "Soulful" expression was much more interesting (I think).
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Angle work. (I like how the composition and lines here work out).
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Yes, this is a village, in case you missed it the first time.
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More sunset work. (A tad of lens flare there, and it worked out less well than the "golden" ones i took earlier that day).
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Yes, I have taken pictures of this abandoned house before, it's very photogenic. (For a lone house in a field).
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Yay, chicken feed tubes and fun angles!
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Our neighbor's house. (Well, one building of it, and a nice palm tree outside).
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Yay, angle work again. (looming grass!)
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Another version of the sun shot, and a nice podium where I once did a show back in middle-school.