Ye ole barn

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By: Don Lankerd
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Don Lankerd {Karma:227}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Mamiya C33
Categories	Architecture Landscape From The Field	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	135mm
Uploaded	11/14/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Portra 400 VC
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	406	Shutter	1/125
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Saegertown State - PA. Country - United States
About	Photo taken near Saegertown,Pa.

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Eric Peterson {K:4419} 11/15/2004

Nicely seen image but it seems like it's been cropped a little too tightly. Maybe the 105mm or even the standard 80mm lens would have worked better here if you had them. If not, either backing up further or recomposing the image to include the full heighth of the front steeple(?) at the expense of the bottom half of the barn would have relieved the cramped, constricted feeling caused by the crop at the top and the very thin fringe of grass running along the bottom edge of the picture. That said, I like the use of the trees to frame the barn. The leafless branches add to the overall feel of age and abandonment. The detail from the 2 1/4" negative suits the subject and brings out the texture and the weathering of the barn. If this is near you it would definitely be worth another trip to recompose or use a slightly wider lens like the 105 or 80. You might even want to try a slower film like Portra 160VC to really make the detail pop. It's a good shot and I think that just a few small changes could make it a great shot.

Mark Kresl {K:9434} 11/15/2004

Love those old barnes, Don. Great job on composing this one.

Mark

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