Haystacks - A Tribute to the Impressionist Master
by Coley

Comment by graphicfunk:
returning for comments.
I sure would hate to be in charge of the upkeep of this beautiful property. I see the kiss of fall in the distance and I like the subdued rendition with the wonderful tones. Bumping up.

Haystacks - A Tribute to the Impressionist Master
by Coley

Comment by DougPaz:
The golds are very rich. This photo tells a story and yet leaves me wanting to know more. Good angle and shot.

Haystacks - A Tribute to the Impressionist Master
by Coley

Comment by Paige:
The horizon is a bit tilted, otherwise a nice composition. Seems dark though.

Haystacks - A Tribute to the Impressionist Master
by Coley

Comment by jimmyn4:
This isn't a very interesting photo. Technically it isn't bad but it just doesn't stand out amoung the other photos in this challenge (4).

Haystacks - A Tribute to the Impressionist Master
by Coley

Comment by wkmen:
pretty colors - the mid-tones of the nearest 2 stacks are a little too close to the immediate backgrounds, in my opinion, making me look for the edge

Haystacks - A Tribute to the Impressionist Master
by Coley

Comment by Konador:
This, to me, is a photo which would definately look better in B&W. It would show off all the textures and shadows a lot better. When I looked at this the first thing I noticed was the blue of the sky, which, due to me living in England, looks quite unnatural. In a B&W photo I would look at the haystacks first without the distraction of the blue. 5

Haystacks - A Tribute to the Impressionist Master
by Coley

Comment by colda:
wonderful late summer afternoon feeling to this pic, makes me feel the need to open a bottle of cider and watch the sun go down

Haystacks - A Tribute to the Impressionist Master
by Coley

Comment by groggyfroggy:
nice

Juggling a Healthy Diet
by Coley

Comment by Zoomdak:
Congrats on the green ribbon, creativly done.

The Simple Complexity of a Rose
by Coley

Comment by Jackpotwinner:
Good Job