Entrance to the home of the wee people

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Originally Posted by DanK

I'll join the chorus: very well done!

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I worked on the brightness:)

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Originally Posted by Manfred M

Nice, imaginative approach to a fairly mundane subject. The photography as well as the PP work is good and as in all good photography, the lighting is working well. Great image making Brian!

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I feel like I'm moving into new territory. I am sure there will be many shots required to master it.

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Originally Posted by Dave A

A wonderful image.

Dave

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Thanks, the passion is coming along nicely.:)

+1 to all that from me Brian.

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Originally Posted by billtils

+1 to all that from me Brian.

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Between the geese, the turkey and the dog there are darn few bugs left to shoot. Can't let a good lens lie idle.:)

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Originally Posted by JBW

I feel like I'm moving into new territory. I am sure there will be many shots required to master it.

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A good photographer is someone who can analyze what he (or she) has done and will understand what works well in the image and why it does so. This level of understanding will help you repeat and improve on your successes. Without this, it might have been little more than good luck.

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Originally Posted by Manfred M

A good photographer is someone who can analyze what he (or she) has done and will understand what works well in the image and why it does so. This level of understanding will help you repeat and improve on your successes. Without this, it might have been little more than good luck.

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All of my shots involve varying degrees of good luck. But the more I shoot the more skill gets credited.

One of the best images from you Brian... this must be one that i missed to click so far?:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Wavelength

One of the best images from you Brian... this must be one that i missed to click so far?:rolleyes:

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In the stories of your people are their wee people?

I didn't get you Brian :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Wavelength

I didn't get you Brian :rolleyes:

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in Scotland they are the wee people, in Ireland leprechauns, on the west coast of Canada they are small Sasquatch, does yolur land have stories of small people?

Here we collectively call them "praani"(singular) " praanikal"( plural)