Hayracks

[lomond]

Hayracks overlooked by the sentinal peak Studor in the Bohinj valley of Slovenia.

http://www.pbase.com/image/64253761.jpg

[Tsmith]

Nice sharp clean photo Cameron _ good job.

[yakbut]

Great shots, good exposure the sky looks great.

[weemannie]

Nice composition and exposure, Cameron. :D Looks like you had a great day for it too!

[HrcRacing]

I agree that this is very nicely composed. I love how the dirt road brings you in to the shot and you have included points of interest throughout. :grin:

[Anthony J Howe]

This shot Cameron is beautifully composed. Love the scenery.

[Meerkat17]

Nicely composed with a lovely backdrop - the gap in the clouds compliments well, the spacious foreground of the image.

[rssfhs]

Ditto to the above!

[kenyc]

Agreed, nice shot. What's a hayrack though?

KAC

[Redfish]

Nice capture - love the setting - seeing you titled it "Haystack" I would consider cropping to eliminate the road and draw more attention to the "haystack"

[strax]

Good lead in lines from the road to the mountains at the back. A nice scene well captured. One slight niggle though, not enough old barns in it for my liking;)

[storeman]

Great shot but my only criticism is the face of the hill / mountain looks too plastic.

[bachscuttler]

Great composition with plenty of eye candy, great exposure and colours and a lovely deep sky.
What more can I say?

A wall hanger :)

[Dimitri_V]

It is one way for drying them out i suppose.
I see they also have nice and impressive mountains there Cameron,it must be a beatyfull country.

[lomond]

Thanks for all the comments guys.

Agreed, nice shot. What's a hayrack though?

Thanks Kenny.
A wooden rack used for drying hay.
http://www.ijs.si/kozolci/

Nice capture - love the setting - seeing you titled it "Haystack" I would consider cropping to eliminate the road and draw more attention to the "haystack"

" Hayrack".....
Thanks for the observation, Redfish.
If I had to crop I would lose some foreground but not the dirt track, which would also eliminate the trees to the left.
I feel the track and the trees help to balance the image and lead the eye down the valley towards Studor peak.

[beckybun]

wow, that's really pretty :)