Windmill

[moby]

I moved 300 km from my town, with the camera, of course.
And I only made one shot, from car,through the window.
Here is a terrible fog, as the Carpenters movie.
With snow and rain.
day by day trying ...but light is somewhere, so far away..

[shphoto32]

Interesting windmill, there's probably a better angle you could catch this at. Maybe get a little less flat of light. Otherwise I think it'll make a great picture.

[Fred flyfisher]

Great shot Moby.

[Steves Shots]

Nice shot Moby of a broken down Windmill, love the composition, was this a working mill?, cheers Steve.

[SoxAddict]

A long journey Moby, especially with only one shot at the end - but the good news is that it was a winner! A very cool photograph - love the combination of the bright fencing and the broken down nature of the top of it - I like the angle you took it from, great perspective.

[moby]

Originally Posted by shphoto32

Interesting windmill, there's probably a better angle you could catch this at. Maybe get a little less flat of light. Otherwise I think it'll make a great picture.

"probably a better angle"- but I was in car on the other side, and outside was rain,snow,fog what I know what...
Thanks, I accept the criticism as advice.

[Hayward Taylor]

Hi there - this is an awesome capture .... wow

[leonaashlee]

I've never seen a windmill falling apart before. It seems to be the week for falling down buildings...this is a great shot to add to that group

[picnik]

Nice Capture Moby...
I like the red against the bright sky.

[moby]

Originally Posted by Fred flyfisher

Great shot Moby.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by Steves Shots

Nice shot Moby of a broken down Windmill, love the composition, was this a working mill?, cheers Steve.

Not working mill, this was a restaurant, and someone burn ...god know why.

Originally Posted by SoxAddict

A long journey Moby, especially with only one shot at the end - but the good news is that it was a winner! A very cool photograph - love the combination of the bright fencing and the broken down nature of the top of it - I like the angle you took it from, great perspective.

thanks.

Originally Posted by Hayward Taylor

Hi there - this is an awesome capture .... wow

thanks.