Audie Murphy Ranch

These buildings were originally on the Audie Murphy Ranch and can be seen at the Wooden Nickel ranch now.

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Another building.

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Nicely done!!

Thanks. Here's one more.

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Is it the subject that's medicore? Just curious.

I don't think so. People seem to respond to the strangest of pictures sometimes. I really like the last one that was posted.

I like these doc. I'm new to HDR but my only comment on the first photo is that the ground in front is very bright....takes my attention away from what matters.

They look great. Is this where the Brady family locked themselves in jail?

I am liking these. I wonder what software did you use and what steps to achieve that look?

I really like #1, Gene, but would try to fix a couple of things. The bright left portion is a bit much, but bothered me less than the dark right side to the right of the building. Looks like an accentuation of the vignette. You might be able to pull that up a little with the vignette tool in ACR.

Neat place, and another which appears to lend itself to this type of processing. Like the one you did a few months ago, this area too may do well with B&W, sepia, or some other monochrome treatment.

My initial thought when viewing these was "another homerun". They are that good! As with most of your shots, one has to get pretty picky when making comments. Comparing the three shots against one another, both one and three would benefit from some a merge of the processing. In one, the ground is washed out a little especially when comparing against two or three. In three, the sky is not as nice as one or two.

Thanks for the additional comments all. This helps me validate my own feelings toward my shots and gives me new perspective on what I can do to improve. I struggled with all of these shots and am not particularly pleased with the set in general.

Nice work Navydoc, I love the textures that were brought out. If you were to change something on these you might just look at the compositions (if I'm being picky)