Cedar Tree Cemetary
by trevytrev

Comment by CapeSail:
Old things make such great subjects for B&W, nicely done.

Monument Valley Fence
by trevytrev

Comment by CapeSail:
A very nice interesting shot, nicely done.

Monument Valley Fence
by trevytrev

Comment by jackal9:
What fantastic focus you have in this!! Even the distant BG is still very clear, I like the composition and extreamely well managed exposure in this shot, it can be very difficult to get everything within workable range!! Great job and wonderful scene!!

Jersey, if you want another tumbleweed...I'll send you one...lol, we have more than enough here in Western Ok, lol!!

Monument Valley Fence
by trevytrev

Comment by chalice:
I like the tones of this image and the perspective created by the fence. I might have tried to have the background mountain composed in the middle of the open space in the fence rather than having the fence cut it in half, just to frame it. Your focus permits the background to contribute to the image (which I like).

Monument Valley Fence
by trevytrev

Comment by sherpet:
I like the far away look you have managed to capture, re the fence and its perspective, leading one right into the image.....

Cedar Tree Cemetary
by trevytrev

Comment by sherpet:
I think this is definately best in black and white as it give the image so much depth.....

Cedar Tree Cemetary
by trevytrev

Comment by KarenNfld:
That looks like an old cemetary, good composition.

Oval
by trevytrev

Comment by KarenNfld:
Wonderful reflection.

Monument Valley Fence
by trevytrev

Comment by Jutilda:
Very nice. I like that the landscape in the background is still clear enough to know what it is. Great in BW.

Monument Valley Fence
by trevytrev

Comment by JerseyGenie:
Funny that you got a shot of a tumbleweed. It harkens me back many years.
When I was about 14 the family went on vacation ... way before mini vans were born ... 5 in a family-size car was tight. All I wanted for a souvenier was a tumbleweed and yet there was no room for it.
I carried the tumbleweed back from Utah all the way to Michigan on my lap ... they are extremely picky and uncomfortable.
I had the tumbleweed for a good 30 years until it disintigrated. And yet two years ago my DH wouldn't let me get another one!
Your shot brought back some very good memories.