Flint Hills
Flint Hills
On the way to a business meeting, I happened to pass through the Flint Hills in Kansas. I made a mental note to spend more time on the way home exploring….
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Excellent Americana shot and the sepia touch really gives it an historical look. Nicely done!
thanks very much!
Absolutely haunting, Mr. B!
Thanks Inky! I kinda thought so too!
Really, really diggin’ this one Derrick, what a fabulous image! I love the nostalgic feel to it with the sepia tones, and that tree really strikes quite the pose beside the church there! Wonderful, my friend!
Thanks Toad! Glad you dropped by!
Really amazing, Derrick! I hope some day I’ll visit these beautiful landscapes…
Thank you Lucas! Hope you do to!
A little of a eerie feel to this photograph but I mean that as a compliment : ) Really like the sepia touch you gave it.
thanks much!!! I’m glad you like it… I’m having a hard time not editing all of my monochrome images this way!
[...] Flint Hills – the only friend an old church on the side of a hill has is a barren tree that stands near it. Derrick Birdsall captures and processes this shot using sepia tones which adds a strong sense of nostalgia to the setting. [...]
Enough Brilliant Photography Links to Implode the Universe said this on December 2, 2012 at 5:30 pm |
Oh that sad little swing in the background, I think I hear it squeaking. Beautiful tones and composition Derrick!
Ooooh! I really like this one, Derrick. Beautiful.
thanks Robin!!!