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I do appreciate your seascapes Gareth, but you have been showing us some unusual views lately, which I find very interesting - 9 & 10 in this set for example. They really take me somewhere else. Those rock formations in 3 are intriguing - in my opinion, they are calling for some more photographic exploration!
Comment by Sry posted on Spamming with more beach scenes at 19/10/2020 - 21:00
Thank you all, much appreciated.
Comment by Sry posted on Abbaye de Trizay at 19/10/2020 - 20:52
There's a welcome variety of poses/points of view in this set, Mike. All very nice.
Comment by Sry posted on Bushy Park .... Deer rut (Image heavy) at 19/10/2020 - 20:43
I took the smaller roads back home from Rochefort this past summer, and stumbled upon a semi-ruin of a Cistercian abbey in Trizay, Vendée. There's always plenty of light (or at least some) at play in such places...
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The abbey also holds art exhibits - I stumbled upon this bit of interplay:
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And the whole premises was surrounded by an ocean of corn fields:
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I have a feeling I'll get back there next summer...
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The abbey also holds art exhibits - I stumbled upon this bit of interplay:
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And the whole premises was surrounded by an ocean of corn fields:
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I have a feeling I'll get back there next summer...
Comment by Sry posted on Abbaye de Trizay at 17/10/2020 - 22:49
LennyBloke wrote:
Lovely set Nigel - I do like the bold, deep colours you've captured!
I wholeheartedly agree - I definitely feel I'm being pulled into a luscious world of greens and greys (and a surprise or two on the way) structured by well-thought compositions.Lovely set Nigel - I do like the bold, deep colours you've captured!
Comment by Sry posted on Moody Peaks at 17/10/2020 - 22:24
Great work all around Peter, doing it all from start to finish!
Comment by Sry posted on Another go at 'Still-Lifes' with 6x7 and old Neopan at 17/10/2020 - 22:16
Autumn's Reach is utterly gorgeous, and 1 (Cool Blue) conveys a delicious mood (though as a matter of personal preference, I think I would crop out the foreground trees at the bottom). I do prefer the b+w versions where they are offered- again, personal taste - as I really enjoy how they lead us slightly off the path of 'reality'.
Comment by Sry posted on And Bala in Colour at 17/10/2020 - 22:12
Wonderful views here LennyB. The ewe in particular, with the bold diagonals, 4 & 5 which have a 1940's movie backdrop vibe, 10 which is a bit more than just classic clouds, and, my favorite, the Misty Mountains and the slight other-worldliness floating about the image.
Comment by Sry posted on Bala in Black & White at 17/10/2020 - 22:02
... add another vote for b+w here... lovely.
Comment by Sry posted on a bridge too far at 17/10/2020 - 21:52
Lovely and original take on the 'rock(s) & water' theme, Barrie. And the M28 3.5 is a great little lens - just about the only one I use (I'm on APS-C).
Comment by Sry posted on Causey Burn Rock at 17/10/2020 - 21:47
