Nature’s Country Painting
A scenic eastern Colorado country landscape with a red barn on a rural farm and a colorful sunset sky that looks like a painting. This is a technique of using 200 images stacked to get this effect. Hope you like.
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Posted on July 25, 2014, in Sunrise / Sunset Landscape and tagged barn, Barns, beautiful, canvas prints, Colorado, Colorful, country, epic, farms, James bo Insogna, landscape, Nature, red barn, rural, rustic, scenery, scenic, sky, sunrise, Sunsets. Bookmark the permalink. 7 Comments.
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Love this. Have yet to try this myself, but its on my list. Nice!
Thank you!
Such an interesting effect, Bo. I’ve never thought of trying this technique. Then again, I’d have to dust off my tripod, eh? Work, work, work. Love it!
Thank you! Well it took me all day to process this so it is a lot of work, but cool results.
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Very cool! My husband and I were talking just yesterday about photography – people who buy (or don’t buy) photographs for their walls and why we think so. This image is an example of what I think, personally, that would be more interesting on a wall because of the effects – the artistic efforts. A simple photo on the wall – unless it’s an Ansel Adams or Fran Lebowitz – isn’t something most people would want…unless it’s by a friend or family member. Do you find that to be true? Since this is your business? Just curious…
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