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Looks a splendid place to visit, LennyBloke - do you have images of the interior? 2 & 4 have my preference, 4 being quite a clever catch.
Comment by Sry posted on Brownsea Castle at 13/09/2020 - 23:45
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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...
Comment by Sry posted on Sundown in 30 minutes at 13/09/2020 - 23:35
Hello all. The natural history museum in La Rochelle was my first post-lockdown museum visit this summer. As they generally do, the museum offered a plentiful supply of shapes, lights, and shadows - photographic inspiration galore.
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Comment by Sry posted on Museum d'histoire naturelle - La Rochelle at 12/09/2020 - 16:35
Lovely countryside, well captured. 1 & 7 in particular, but I also like the poles in 3.
Comment by Sry posted on Sundown in 30 minutes at 12/09/2020 - 16:15
It seemed quite fine to me, until LennyBloke above brought the cloth to my attention. Just kidding - I like it very much.
Comment by Sry posted on Cosmos in a vase at 12/09/2020 - 16:10
I'll just agree with all of the above, well done.
Comment by Sry posted on Three trees at 12/09/2020 - 16:06
Very delicate and enjoyable, Kris.
Comment by Sry posted on Markyate window at 12/09/2020 - 16:05
Two very different takes on the same capture - great job on both, Gareth. The coulours are beautiful in 1, the shapes and textures strongly present in 2.
Comment by Sry posted on Viaduct and dead tree at 12/09/2020 - 15:58
Not an easy task to make this type of landscape pano shine in b+w, Kris. The lines in the field are the detail that makes it work for me.
Comment by Sry posted on Yet more straw bales at 06/09/2020 - 22:20
As said above, the second image offers some pretty funky bokeh (which is good). The tiny plane of focus works well on the whole set, but the first image really zeroes in on it, with a beautiful background to boot.
Comment by Sry posted on A bit of Bokeh at 06/09/2020 - 22:16
