Those are all beautiful pictures - love both barns, and the silo's look like a transparent optical illusion - was this a double exposure, or a PS play? Foggy morning is beautifully done.

You didn't ask but I'll offer. Good shots but, to me, they suffer from being too carefully centered. Rule of thirds would help a lot here. And they're either soft or too sharpened--I'm not sure what that is. But have fantastic potential. I love grain silos--all B&W would have avoided that noise of the color and improved it, I think. And wetlands is marvelous. Would be even better using the rule of thirds. Doesn't sound like I liked the shots but I did!

Love the first shot, I thought at first you had done color spotting to it, terrific set!

Constructive criticism is always welcome Smalltown, thanks. You are right about the sharpening. I think I accidentally had my cameras sharpening function set to high when these were taken. As for the silos, no photoshop manipulation was used. The barn really was behind the silos, it was just a matter of choosing the right angle.

I am with Smalls too. She said it well. I also thought the first was spot colored what a great set.

Love the silos -- they look ready to launch. I think Smally has some good ideas and I hope you get a chance to reshoot these. The whole scene has wonderful potential and you've whetted my interest.

I love the first two, grain silos look like something from the SF movie

Have to disagree with Smalls, at least on the red barn. I don't see it as too "centered" - my eye goes first to the front peak, (at the NE-third intersection), and next to the red side, which is centered over the diagonal thirds-intersection. It is a really pleasing balance to my eye.

No matter how bad it hurts...I have to agree with Smalls, but I like them and ya got my vote. Especially liked wetlands.