Prairie Grasses

I really like the neutral colors and simplistic comp. Good job and well seen.
Bob

I like this as posted Doug. Excellent subject/ground separation and I like the soft bg and mood of the image. My only reservation are the oof radials. I want to see them sharp and distinct against that great soft bg. I realize there's probably no way to do that and keep the soft bg although I wonder if I stack at F/2.8 would have accomplished it. Would be impossible to do if there were any breeze at all and difficult with that shallow dof even without wind. Focus plane adjustments would need to be really minute and I don't even know that the focus ring on the 150 you're shooting would move in small enough increments to successfully build the stack. So, good looking image as posted. I love the simple subject, the comp and the mood.

Pat

Nicely done, Doug. I like the "whimsical" mood of this image. For some reason, the three grasses just make me smile. Good bg and lovely warm colors.

Great little arrangement that you found here. This works very well for me and I suspect the gold reflector made a nice contribution to the warm feel of the scene. I really like it.

A warm happy family... Well seen and captured

Very nice. It makes me think of all the wind turbines sprouting up on the plains.

This is such an elegant shot! I really like the scene you have captured here.
It reminds me of how I used to draw people...all hair and no arms. Who am I kidding...that's how I still draw people!
Very well done!

The triad makes for a strong comp. Again, this light and monotone color has so much impact. Well done.

Love the graphic design element to this. Nice control of the BG as well.

Hi Doug Very simple and alluring! The warm tones work very well
Albert Darmo Canada

Doug: I think this is excellent. Superb DOF control and comp. Well seen and captured. >=))>

Zen-like beauty, Doug! Masterful use of the reflector with a nice light hand; easy to overdo. All the detail is right where it needs to be and the dof is perfect. I might take a sliver off the top, but that's really a personal preference thing. Really enjoying this. Thanks for the treat.

Superb image Doug