Windmill

Nice one, Sami, superb pov!!

Thank you, Gillian.

Well captured Sami, it is like the ones on Öland in the Baltic sea.

Thank you, John. Yes, typical Scandinavian design and Faluröd ;-)

Beautiful Windmill & pov ....nice one for the challenge Sami !!

Thank you, Marj.

die Perspektive ist toll!

Danke schön, Chrissy =)

Super, Sami !

Thank you, Ulrich.

An excellent idea for the challenge and good PoV!

Thank you, Gudrun.

excellente prise !!

Merci, Dan =)

A pretty one, Sami !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you, Marie-claire.

Nice one Sami. I like windmills.

Thank you, June.

Goodness Sami this is a wonderful photo for the challenge ... Don Quixote would have loved to have seen this one!! (even if he was a long way from Finland) lol

Ha ha ha! =D This may had scared Don Quixote too much!

Thank you, Chris =)

A windmill, a marvellous idea. A shame as a Dutchman I didn't think of it.....

Indeed! ;-)

Thank you, Luc =)

It looks like the wind could really blow through those sails.

Thank you, Esther =)

Love windmills. They are lovely to photograph.

Thank you, Janano =)

Yes, I take a shot of this one, somewhat every time when I visit my mother at Kristinestad.

great pov and comp, works nicely on the white background

Kiitos, Wertti =)

I sort burned the sky out deliberately, to emphasize details and light on the dark windmill, and I was shooting against the sun.

Très belle compo !

Merci beaucoup, Josiane.

Excellent !

Thank you, Pam.

Great image and PoV

Thank you, Amaz.

nog geen turbine denk ik ?

Old fashion turbine ;-)

Due to your excellent perspective, the mill looks especially great and impressive! I love windmills!

Than you, Stevia =)

I actually got inspired by one photographer at YouPic. He had used the same point of view. So, while visiting my mother at Kristinestad, I decided to give it a try. Light was difficult because I was shooting against the sky and sun. So, I chose overexpose and "burn" the sky out.

Nice perspective, Sami. The choice of burnt sky enhances the characteristics of the mill, I find

Thank you, Eric =)

I tried also another version with a better camera and edited with LightZone:

Less austere, finally, more warm & authentic.... I vote for ;)

Thank you, Eric.

But for me the "better" version is less dramatic and almost dul ;-)