Sundown in 30 minutes
Posted 10/09/2020 - 20:17
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The first is a lovely image. It is all about the light.
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Posted 11/09/2020 - 18:04
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Love the colours John - particularly in that first image, although the Hammerhead in no.4 is a cracker too
LennyBloke
Posted 12/09/2020 - 16:15
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Lovely countryside, well captured. 1 & 7 in particular, but I also like the poles in 3.
Posted 13/09/2020 - 16:36
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Peter, John, Serge, thanks for your comments about the light, which is precisely what I hoped people would see.
Serge, why am I not surprised that you would be attracted to the telegraph poles?! (But I'm glad you were, as I hoped they form a kind of frame for the panorama in the evening sunlight.)
Serge, why am I not surprised that you would be attracted to the telegraph poles?! (But I'm glad you were, as I hoped they form a kind of frame for the panorama in the evening sunlight.)
John
Posted 13/09/2020 - 22:25
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jvs wrote:
Peter, John, Serge, thanks for your comments about the light, which is precisely what I hoped people would see.
Serge, why am I not surprised that you would be attracted to the telegraph poles?! (But I'm glad you were, as I hoped they form a kind of frame for the panorama in the evening sunlight.)
Peter, John, Serge, thanks for your comments about the light, which is precisely what I hoped people would see.
Serge, why am I not surprised that you would be attracted to the telegraph poles?! (But I'm glad you were, as I hoped they form a kind of frame for the panorama in the evening sunlight.)
The electricity poles make a good frame in No3 but I think 1 & 4 are my favorites.
Bob
Posted 13/09/2020 - 23:35
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jvs wrote:
Serge, why am I not surprised that you would be attracted to the telegraph poles?! (But I'm glad you were, as I hoped they form a kind of frame for the panorama in the evening sunlight.)
Serge, why am I not surprised that you would be attracted to the telegraph poles?! (But I'm glad you were, as I hoped they form a kind of frame for the panorama in the evening sunlight.)
Well, to me they are the subject of your image, the storytellers of sorts, with the lines coming in and out at the sides, and diving into the earth in the middle. The cows don't have a clue... Or just don't care...
Posted 14/09/2020 - 08:51
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No 4 for me, it has great compositional balance and completeness. The soft pastel nature of your images comes through as a sort of theme.
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Posted 14/09/2020 - 08:53
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The first is a lovely image. It is all about the light.
The first is a lovely image. It is all about the light.
That sounds a bit like that comment about someone having a "great personality"....
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Posted 14/09/2020 - 19:00
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Like everyone had said, it's all about the light and that sky!
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