Notes Shot with SX 40 HS point and shoot from distance of around 200 meters back.
18 Comments
24 Jul 13:51
johnt
"Frankly my dear.. I don't give a damn".. Rhett Butler.. Voted the best quote of any movie line of all time and from the movie "Gone with the Wind" which was written by Atlantan Margaret Mitchell and about life before and after the U.S. Civil war in the mid 1800's in Atlanta.
Ricardo.. hope you enjoy my re-creation of Tara at a distance as seen on the original movie posters of the 30's. Thanks to Mrs. Eugenia Craig McGee for allowing a shoot on her Craig Plantation which was the largest cotton plantation in my county and about 2 miles from my home. It was built in the early 1800's and added onto after the civil war. Fortunately it was not burned down by General Sherman when he burned Atlanta and everything in his path on his march to the sea and Savannah, Georgia.
24 Jul 13:53
johnt
Download for best view..
24 Jul 15:26
flipd1
Superb shot John
24 Jul 16:47
banneduser__
Ranger, This is wonderful shot! It really does have a nice Southern feel to it.
24 Jul 16:51
mitch19
Beautiful scene !!
24 Jul 17:05
rrr
I like it John nice shot.
24 Jul 18:27
miltonv
:D
24 Jul 18:49
chema
John, beautiful :)
24 Jul 19:04
rcuello
Thanks John, I loved it. It's a shame not to allow tourist visits to appreciate this monument to the movies.
24 Jul 19:47
karl_oparka
Great shot John. A little less saturation and it would be a 10 from me.
24 Jul 20:24
pandarino
nice process
24 Jul 22:08
johnt
This is not Tara Ricardo. That was on a movie set in Hollywood which has now been torn down shamefully. This is a real deal plantation house with descendants of the original family still living there. Just looks like it.
24 Jul 22:28
sherz
Nice to have a bit of a back story! Nice shot with some good details but I do think it is over-cooked to be honest. The blue in the sky doesn't really look like the right shade of blue to me! Also there's some rather extreme purple fringing on the fence
24 Jul 23:13
adrian_adrian_evans.com
lovely composition John, but i do agree with Ian it's very saturated on my screen
"Frankly my dear.. I don't give a damn".. Rhett Butler.. Voted the best quote of any movie line of all time and from the movie "Gone with the Wind" which was written by Atlantan Margaret Mitchell and about life before and after the U.S. Civil war in the mid 1800's in Atlanta. Ricardo.. hope you enjoy my re-creation of Tara at a distance as seen on the original movie posters of the 30's. Thanks to Mrs. Eugenia Craig McGee for allowing a shoot on her Craig Plantation which was the largest cotton plantation in my county and about 2 miles from my home. It was built in the early 1800's and added onto after the civil war. Fortunately it was not burned down by General Sherman when he burned Atlanta and everything in his path on his march to the sea and Savannah, Georgia.
Download for best view..
Superb shot John
Ranger, This is wonderful shot! It really does have a nice Southern feel to it.
Beautiful scene !!
I like it John nice shot.
:D
John, beautiful :)
Thanks John, I loved it. It's a shame not to allow tourist visits to appreciate this monument to the movies.
Great shot John. A little less saturation and it would be a 10 from me.
nice process
This is not Tara Ricardo. That was on a movie set in Hollywood which has now been torn down shamefully. This is a real deal plantation house with descendants of the original family still living there. Just looks like it.
Nice to have a bit of a back story! Nice shot with some good details but I do think it is over-cooked to be honest. The blue in the sky doesn't really look like the right shade of blue to me! Also there's some rather extreme purple fringing on the fence
lovely composition John, but i do agree with Ian it's very saturated on my screen
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Good POV :)
Very nice shot.
Great shot!