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I've decided to take you to Boothill.
Looking at this photo I wish I would have zoomed out a bit more and kicked that big ugly trash can out of the way....
I've decided after reviewing my photos, numerous times, I will no longer take them in sepia tones, I am going to take them in color and change them in post-work. That way I always have the option of color! (I'm still learning!)
Thank you so much for viewing, commenting, favoriting my last post, ~Allen Street~.
I hope you like Boothill, I have more!
Have a fabulous day!
PS Been busy, busy, busy, so I haven't had as much time as I like on RR! Will be visiting your galleries a bit today.
Comments (16)
Great shot mate. Yes it is mostly best to shoot in colour your options then in post work are a lot more varied!!
Beautiful capture. Beautiful color and composition. Image is perfect the way it is. Nice work.
Excellent shot, fantastic light and details!
I drove by "boothill" in Dodge Kansas many moons ago.beautiful building and pov
It´s great in color also! I like...
I was there years ago. Great capture. The tones work really well. Thanks for the memory....
Strangest looking graveyard that I have ever seen!!!!! Great shot!
Nice shot...(love the trash can. LOL)
I wonder how many Wyatt Earp had to put into graves there! Fine picture. Thanks.
here lies Les Moore 4 slugs from a 44 no less no more ...one of the tombstones there (I've been told)
Wow, clarity sharp as a razor, and great textures in this fantastic capture of the entrance to Boothill Graveyard. Looked bright and sunny that day.
life is learning, and you are correct to shoot in color and change the image in post, a lesson I learned as a professional video cameraman the hard way. this is a nice shot I like the light on the sign. my parents went to tombstone and enjoyed the playful tourist trap atmosphere of the town. it seems like you enjoyed your time there too. as this fine series of photos indicates.
Great ! I like this shot even if ther is the trash :-)
Excellent picture ! Good day :)
wonderful capture... the past not forgotten.. :)
i agree with your afterthought on the cropping, but it's still a nice shot!