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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795498" data-attributes="member: 10038">Ah Mondayyesterday was more of a football day than photo day,, but I did get out in the morning,,the weather was overcast,, and kinda blah,, but,, sometimes that can work in your favorfor the right mood..Here is a barn I took yesterday,, in this very flat light.[ATTACH]383819[/ATTACH]I think the tonal shift behind the barn due to a ridge line, helps the image,, to give it some depth,, along withe the tree in the foreground,, soit was not what I call a photo day,, but....oh,, and for some resent,, on the Home page,, recent Blogs are not showing up... anyway,, enjoy the Mondayby the way,, this was taken with the D7000 and the 18x200 lens, since I had my go everywhere camerawith me at the time.&nbsp; Another example that the 18x200 is fine,, we get so carried away withthe glass has to be perfect.laughs,, not that I am not guilty of this obsession too... as i begin to plot for the 24-70 2.8.. haha</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795498, member: 10038"] Ah Monday yesterday was more of a football day than photo day,, but I did get out in the morning,, the weather was overcast,, and kinda blah,, but,, sometimes that can work in your favor for the right mood.. Here is a barn I took yesterday,, in this very flat light. [ATTACH=CONFIG]383819._xfImport[/ATTACH] I think the tonal shift behind the barn due to a ridge line, helps the image,, to give it some depth,, along withe the tree in the foreground,, so it was not what I call a photo day,, but.... oh,, and for some resent,, on the Home page,, recent Blogs are not showing up... anyway,, enjoy the Monday by the way,, this was taken with the D7000 and the 18x200 lens, since I had my go everywhere camera with me at the time. Another example that the 18x200 is fine,, we get so carried away with the glass has to be perfect. laughs,, not that I am not guilty of this obsession too... as i begin to plot for the 24-70 2.8.. haha [/QUOTE]

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