After The Harvest

interested to know what you think. Would a polarising filter have made a difference? Plus I should have gone for f/11 …Guess you should ask JS that question.

Very good perspective, amazing work

This is a great shot Mark and you’ve done very well with the crop… you’ve been taking notes on the rule of thirds I see – working very well in both horizontal and vertical elements.
Its a great Autumnal shot and yes I would be interested to see the effects of a polariser.. perhaps some richer colours. Will look forward to seeing any results.

I think that perhaps a polarising filter would work – it seems to make the colours “pop” a little more and you can adjust it to see the difference before you take the photo…I have a UV filter on my lens permanently (to filter out bright sunlight and to stop my lenses getting scratched) and then I can just put the polarising filter on it. As for the F-stop? I have no flippin’ idea…like I said, I shoot loads and fiddle and shoot and then just pick the one I like the best. I really need to get down to studying photography….

I think that a polariser would have deepened the blue in the sky a bit for you Mark (it’s what I use all the time and my poppy shots show a result of it better than anything else)

I do like the light here and the foreground is huge and draws your eye through the harvested crops nicely

Great Capture :))

Great work mark! Me myself, well i think a polariser would of worked for you. But in saying that this photograph is just brilliant with the natural look.

Awesome - I like the muted colors and can feel the depth - almost as if I am walking uphill in a very peaceful setting!!

Nice story shot. Good division by thirds in this composition. The horizon vanishes and the rows also lead the eye to a vanishing point. How often can you do that? Actually, you’ve done that at least a couple times. All of your photography is good!