What's Your Angle

[JimFox]

I know this old farm house has an angle going, I just can't tell which one!

I spotted this in Wyoming on my way to the Badlands of South Dakota today. I didn't have much spare time, but I stopped anyway when I saw this.

B&W seemed like the way to go, though editing is being done on the road at about 1am as I watch over several cameras shooting the Milky Way and my Astro camera and Mount shooting the Veil Nebula. So I hope it looks okay.

Jim

 

[Ben Egbert]

Talk about multitasking! You are the man, very nice image Jim in spite of the quick process

 

[AlanLichty]

The horizon is slightly off

This looks like a good example of gravity winning. It does make a nice B&W.

 

[JimFox]

Talk about multitasking! You are the man, very nice image Jim in spite of the quick process

Ha ha, thanks Ben!

 

[JimFox]

The horizon is slightly off

This looks like a good example of gravity winning. It does make a nice B&W.

Oh man... wait the horizon was sloping...

Thanks Alan.

 

[ckcarr]

You should always try and photograph these old structures. When I started photography here in Moab I was half kidding when I would say to myself that I was documenting the past... However today, Cisco, Thompson, Moab have all changed radically from 20 years ago. And even going back further, when I lived in Gunnison, there were many old cabins and abandoned mines, many of which have been torn down or just stolen for the old wood or materials...

 

[BlackRockArt]

I know this old farm house has an angle going, I just can't tell which one!

I spotted this in Wyoming on my way to the Badlands of South Dakota today. I didn't have much spare time, but I stopped anyway when I saw this.

B&W seemed like the way to go, though editing is being done on the road at about 1am as I watch over several cameras shooting the Milky Way and my Astro camera and Mount shooting the Veil Nebula. So I hope it looks okay.

Jim

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Jim, great take, you still pulled it off nicely.

Now, this looks like a fixer upper.

Oliver

 

[JimFox]

You should always try and photograph these old structures. When I started photography here in Moab I was half kidding when I would say to myself that I was documenting the past... However today, Cisco, Thompson, Moab have all changed radically from 20 years ago. And even going back further, when I lived in Gunnison, there were many old cabins and abandoned mines, many of which have been torn down or just stolen for the old wood or materials...

Thanks Craig! That's good advice. I made sure to stop by another old fixer upper today(Monday) as I headed to Wyoming.

 

[JimFox]

Jim, great take, you still pulled it off nicely.

Now, this looks like a fixer upper.

Oliver

It sure does! Glad you liked it Oliver.