Between a rock and a hard place

Posted by Margie (Auckland, New Zealand) on 26 April 2008 in Landscape & Rural.

A vineyard in Central Otago

I'm a beginner at this photography thing. Any hints, tips, constructive criticism or comments are welcome and appreciated.

Listed on Photoblogs.org

Comments (7)

Pied Crow from Nairobi, Kenya

Fantastic! I am always impressed by the way we will cultivate any little place that offers a foothold. This is such an unforgiving-looking spot.

26 Apr 2008 1:10am

@Pied Crow: Yeah it's an amazing part of the country and it does look pretty forbidding. It can be very cold in winter, and very hot in summer. The temperature extremes produce very good wine though! Thanks for your comment.

Anthony from Bielefeld, Germany

Interesting shot,makes me feel a little dizzy.Did you also turn the camera on it´s side for a slightly different photo?

26 Apr 2008 6:40am

@Anthony: Yes I did, but I wasn't pleased with the result - I didn't get the framing right. Thanks for your comment.

Observing from Chester, United Kingdom

Hi Margie, great wide-angle shot. Looks like a hard land to cultivate although there is quite a bit going on there.

26 Apr 2008 7:34am

@Observing: Thanks!

Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom

Great image

26 Apr 2008 11:46am

@Alun Lambert: Thanks Alun.

Scotfot from Kabul, Afghanistan

Amazing contrast between the cultivated ground and the natural landscape

27 Apr 2008 3:54am

@Scotfot: Thank you!

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

Really like the texture and composition here.

27 Apr 2008 11:04am

@Twelvebit: Thanks for your visit and all your comments. Much appreciated!

Condemna from Barcelona, Spain

This is a beautiful example of natural contrast. Great photos!

28 Apr 2008 8:53am

from

PREVIEW ONLY

Add your comment ...

#gallery 3d6a81dfee0a069e6099682c9a6e5409
#gallery 29e728dfcad6013313d3639fc9b5094b
#gallery d406b702a7d6d7c118d56754508ddc3f

next day →

Canon EOS 30D
1/200 second
F/10.0
ISO 100
52 mm