Corn-ucopia
by MackFlix

Comment by kelvinyam:
Nice symmetry.

Corn-ucopia
by MackFlix

Comment by Tygerr:
Vertical line draws the eye in well - pity there's nothing to draw it to...

Corn-ucopia
by MackFlix

Comment by Mick:
This is a wonderful image with great colors and detail.

Corn-ucopia
by MackFlix

Comment by cardinalmom:
Nicely framed!

Corn-ucopia
by MackFlix

Comment by Gringo:
This is a good rural shot!
I like the color... it might make a pretty good Black/White as well.
A polarizer might help you to get some additional drama into the clouds. This would be a good application for a ND filter to filter some light from the sky.

Autumn Palette
by MackFlix

Comment by JeffGold:
meets the challenge

Autumn Palette
by MackFlix

Comment by sherpet:
Lovely "Bokeh"..... I like the autumn tones in this one.....

Autumn Palette
by MackFlix

Comment by jerseyjim:
Wonderful image

Free Energy ... (@ 11¢ / kWh)
by MackFlix

Comment by MackFlix:

Originally posted by ShadowVengance: Sorry, no oxymoron here. At least from the title and the photo, not one that pops out. The horizon of the photo is slanted, and the picture is a bit bright, i would have turned down the brightness a tad and upped the contrast. Maybe used a faster shutter speed, the blur on the snowflakes is good, but the blades and even shaft of the structure seem a little blurred (shutter speed probably could've helped with the brightness too.

Thanks for the comments. Let me take a moment to explain a few things.

The Oxymoron: For anyone that's ever had to pay an Electric Bill, I think it's pretty self explanitory ;) (ie. The wind may blow "Free" but the "Energy" created sure isn't)

The horizon is not slanted, I think the "road" is throwing you off. It's either that, or I'm wrong and every one of those Wind Turbines were erected on a slant ;)

The sun was shining brightly on the Turbines while the snow was falling.

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by MackFlix

Comment by Sebi:
Sorry, no oxymoron here. At least from the title and the photo, not one that pops out. The horizon of the photo is slanted, and the picture is a bit bright, i would have turned down the brightness a tad and upped the contrast. Maybe used a faster shutter speed, the blur on the snowflakes is good, but the blades and even shaft of the structure seem a little blurred (shutter speed probably could've helped with the brightness too.