Hotter than July by Karen Stuebing

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27-JUL-2012	Karen Stuebing

Also submitted for the Weekly Informal Challenge, "Black and White."

Others can be seen here.

Mamiya RB67 ,Mamiya Sekor 150mm Soft Focus, f4.0,Kodak TMAX 400
1/400s f/4.0 iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

Mieke WA Minkjan		04-Aug-2012 07:35
at first sight it looked to me like a miniature shed, some great processing

Jola Dziubinska		31-Jul-2012 09:56
Wonderful work, Karen, great tones and shadows. V.

Guest		31-Jul-2012 02:46
Great setting, great tones!

Janet Donnelly		31-Jul-2012 00:11
Lovely soft surroundings ....... however my eyes keep going right back to that lone little cabin. What a captivating image! ~V~

Guest		30-Jul-2012 11:57
Little house on the prairie... or barn.

Guest		30-Jul-2012 08:59
This is stunning, truly evocative. Bravissima!

Chris		30-Jul-2012 05:51
I wonder what's inside? Love the processing.

Timothy Guenther		30-Jul-2012 00:49
It looks a bit surreal - very nice image in b&w.

Jean D		30-Jul-2012 00:24
Very captivating scene and a fine composition in B&W, Karen.

BleuEvanescence		29-Jul-2012 20:26
Beautifully dreamy. Wonderful little house in....the mountains.

An De Wilde		29-Jul-2012 19:54
very lovely !

Norbert Fortelny		29-Jul-2012 10:15
Very well done!

cits_4_pets		28-Jul-2012 23:06
Them old buildings have such charm especially in B%&W. Nicely done!

Mairéad		28-Jul-2012 22:13
This is such a timeless scene, especially in B&W. V

Colin Storey		28-Jul-2012 19:47
Very well composed with great light and shadows, superb in mono. v

janescottcumming		28-Jul-2012 18:50
Well done Karen. It does seem like a steamy day. Very nicely composed. V

J. Scott Coile		28-Jul-2012 17:00
Heavenly! Pure art Karen.

Stephanie		28-Jul-2012 15:22
This is charming Karen! V Love it in B&W ~ works so well with the old-fashioned building! V

Peggy W		28-Jul-2012 13:15
Great moody image BV

Jeff Real		28-Jul-2012 12:56
This is a masterpiece. The softness is so perfect for this scene. I love it. ~V~

Brenda		28-Jul-2012 10:24
I love the softness of the surrounding landscape. Makes it a bit surreal.

Tom LeRoy		28-Jul-2012 09:24
Can almost see the waves of heat rising up, excellent capture! V

Bryan Murahashi		28-Jul-2012 05:46
The tones really bring out the Summer's heat in this photo. V

borisalex		28-Jul-2012 05:36
A marvelous composition and painterly scene! The effect of the lens is fantastic for the that peaceful place. V......

Laryl		28-Jul-2012 04:30
it's so hot.. I wouldn't like to be in there! beautiful shot in b/w

larose forest photos		28-Jul-2012 03:30
There's a fairytale quality to this mysterious image. I am so enjoying these B&W images. V

Terry Sprague		28-Jul-2012 03:11
Outstanding composition of your homeland, I love the sign on the tree and the peak of another building visible through the branches.

woody34		28-Jul-2012 02:31
Terrific atmosphere in this rural scene..love the tones..

globalgadabout		28-Jul-2012 02:28
tingling ambience...this hums with life, and a real sense of warmth...V

Carl H. Johnson		28-Jul-2012 01:46
Such a great capture of tones and shadows.........what structure is that??? ~V~

Walter Otto Koenig		28-Jul-2012 01:06
Dreamy atmosphere in this image. Very well composed. "V"

Richard Vance		28-Jul-2012 00:55
Nice pastoral scene, Karen. The toning gives it that 'old-timey' feel. Best to you, Dick:)

Marcia Colelli		28-Jul-2012 00:44
Wonderful capture. Nice countryside scene V

John King		28-Jul-2012 00:32
You live in a beautiful place and this image portrays the rolling landscape very well. This little out building doesn't seem like it's had a lot of traffic lately. V.

Mike H.		27-Jul-2012 22:20
An elegant capture of this shed in the meadow; hope you left your shotgun in the car... Lovely work -- a contender!!

Martin Lamoon		27-Jul-2012 21:39
Wonderful countryside photograph. V

rick bolt		27-Jul-2012 21:33
a lovely detailed image.

Ann...		27-Jul-2012 21:25
This looks a lonely little building, but it's in a lovely place.

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