I took several photos in the barn on Friday, the 4th of June in the morning before chores, hoping to get some possibilities for the "Depth of Field" challenge. The barn aisle is 200 foot long. There were no lights on, other than the sunlight coming through the skypanels and door panels.
I chose this photo as it captured a horse's expression nicely, and still caught lots of detail of the barn, down the full aisle right down to the translucent door which lets in bright light. The tack trunks and various items along the aisle offered so many different colors, that it was thought to be distracting, so I changed the photo to B&W to bring the eye's attention back to the length of the aisle. I'll look forward to the helpful critique.
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Interesting subject, but the image has some problems with too little contrast, generally poor light, and the interesting part of the subject is at the extreme right, with not much else to attract my eye
Nice concept. It is however, a bit overexposed and tilted. The tilt is easy to fix in PS. Message me after the challenge if you need help with this issue. The overexposure looks to be due to on board flash. Not using flash and using a tripod would help with this...
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