Montana Scenery

[Tomcat's Baby]

[aakash_vakil]

It's a nice landscape, but a lot of green color makes it difficult to differentiate between the landscape and the building.

If I were at this location, I would have:
1. Gone close in and made the house to fill more of my frame
2. Tried a left / right composition instead of center
3. Tried to see if I can use the fence to create a foreground boundary in frame
4. Tried a lower angle to eliminate the wires cutting across the bottom third of frame
5. Checked out why the picture is coming on softer side - maybe some photoshop needed here

Some thoughts...happy clicking !
Aakash

[Tomcat's Baby]

Problem was I took the pic from a moving van, and didn't have time to stop and think much about composition... I was on a mission trip, and we were carpooling. I was not the driver, and photo stops weren't a part of the trip that day... I'm lucky I got the shot at all, really. Ta so much for the pointers, tho.

[aakash_vakil]

In that case, enjoy the shot.....!!!
You may want to see how this pic looks after cropping and some sharpning in photoshop or something similar...

[Tomcat's Baby]

Ta so much. I'll try that.

[hpebley3]

Here are some things you can do to improve this in post-processing:
- Color balance to remove the green tinge.
- Crop to better position the barn.
- Clone out the power lines and poles.

This might be a good candidate to submit to the moderators for a "What would you do" challenge.

Cheers.

[RexK_Cozumel]

I would lose the bottom third of the image bringing the barn down to the third line then either crop off a bit of the left or right side of the photo to bring the barn away from the center of the photo. Color balance like hpebley3 said or maybe just go B&W that might look better. JMO