Chuck Almarez:
A shot of the Limestone rocks near the parking area. Had the iPhone on the ground and tilted up to catch the sky. Use the ultra-wide lens to get the exaggerated perspective and replaced the dreary gray sky with something more pleasing in PhotoShop. (1/170 sec @ f/1.8, ISO 32, equivalent 13mm).
This tree root looked a lot like a mask, but what really attracted me was the sheen and bare surface whee the bark had weathered away from the roots. It seemed a shame not to amplify the “mask” idea by adding some eyes. Another version of the “Scream.” 1/100, f/2.8, ISO 40, equivalent 77mm.
I liked the sky and the sentinel trees standing leafless but upright watching over the mill. 1/1050, f/8, ISO 32, equivalent 13mm.
Andrea Popick:
Bob Kovach:
This was an iPhone shot in the basement of the building next to the mill. To highlight the anvil, in post processing I selected everything except the anvil and reduced exposure, texture and clarity. Also converted to black & white.
The wood gears in the mill show the creativity of the builder in constructing the mill without access to iron or steel equipment. iPhone photo.
For this photo I placed my iPhone on the floor to capture an unusual image of the mill machinery.
Debbie Pugh:
Inside the mill panorama. iPhone.
McCormick Farm panorama. iPhone.
Leaf overlay. iPhone
Jeff Bartley:
