Lincoln County Fair, Fayetteville, Tennessee
2010
2010
All you mid-westerners are posting shots from fairs and carnivals, so I had to get in on the action.
Fairs in these parts are not until late September, early October so here is one from a couple of years ago.
I didn't think they would come out, but high ISO and lots of noise reduction made them acceptable.
One day I will (or maybe not) lug the tripod and get a Ferris Wheel motion shot.
16 comments:
lovely and ours come in November here.
This photo made it worth will for you to dig into your files. It's a beaut.
Your wonderful pic brings back fond memories for me. Now I am hungry for a candied apple!
Fantastic night shot! I have not been to a fair in so long, but your photo has me wanting to go :^)
Great shot :)
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Wonderful shot!
Amazing shot, Amy. Love it!
Beautiful shot! Love the stormy sky.
Hi Amy, Great photo of the fair--with those dark clouds around... Good coloring!!!!!
After being on a blogging break for a week, I'm not beginning to try to catch up a little... Hope you have had a good week.
Hugs,
Betsy
Gorgeous; love the tilt!
Love this! Yes, it's waaay too hot to tolerate carnivals in our Southern climate. October is soon enough. I'm not a tripod person either and I suppose I should try to bring my photography to a higher level, but ...
I love that shot and how it is tilted, it adds to the picture. By the beginning of October the snow could be flying!! Laura
This is a very cool photo . . . better than cool, it's great!
Thanks for stopping by my blog and for your sweet comment. Connie :)
The dramatic skies really make this shot go "WOW". Way to go!!
Oh I so agree....I am getting very envious of everyones' fair and carnival shots! Ours start around the same time as yours. I will have to remember to mark my fridge for a photo shoot. I love this shot. What were the settings for it?
Great shot. Makes me wish we had gone to the fair this year. I love the neon lights and all the noise that comes with the crowds.
I know I'm a bit different. Some might even say strange when it comes to the noise.
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