All that remains of a Montana farm house. A plaque on the chimney reads 1936…
Shot with a Nikon D7000 camera, Nikkor 18-200mm lens, ISO 100, f/6.3, 1/160 second, Nikon circular polarizer filter.
All that remains of a Montana farm house. A plaque on the chimney reads 1936…
Shot with a Nikon D7000 camera, Nikkor 18-200mm lens, ISO 100, f/6.3, 1/160 second, Nikon circular polarizer filter.
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One thing that puzzles me is when we take a picture, how do we concentrate on some parts of it, while the others are blurry? Is it about the camera? Mine is a Sony Cybershot DSC T70. I know you need a DSLR for professional photography, but that’s all I have. I’m just 14, you see. So, could you please tell me?
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I really like this photo. A scene like that always stirs up my thoughts, wondering what it was like…
So beautiful. I LOVE Montana. In which part of the state was this taken?
Thanks – that was shot in Central Montana near the Crazy Mountains.
Lovely! My Better Half is from Billings, and I just LOVE the time we get to spend in that beautiful state in the summers.
This is one of my favorite shots from last year’s trip: http://shutterbugsage.com/2012/06/17/old-barn-west-of-billings/. I feel I’ve learned so much this past year, though, and I can’t wait to get back there this summer and try some more shots!