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Forest of Dean - The River Wye
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Uploaded: 08/28/11 9:19 AM GMT
Forest of Dean - The River Wye
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The River Wye snakes along the border between England and Wales and is one of the most beautiful waterways our country has to offer. The best way to see it is by canoe or kayak but there are many paths too! It also appears to be swan central as there were 100's along the river although none in this shot.
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I love the Wye, its ceaselessly changing face thorough the year off a lot of scope for pictures. I am fortunate to live close to it and see its beauty constantly.
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"There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs." Ansel Adams - Gallery - Web Site - follow me on Twitter.
Rachel, this is a most pleasing view with a good perspective. The swans around here seem to enjoy the many lakes we have over the rivers. ♥♥tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
Super work.
Great color and clarity.
Thanks for sharing.
Great color and clarity.
Thanks for sharing.
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Adult: A person who has stopped growing at both ends and is now growing in the middle.
A lovely perspective in your photo, Rachel. A good view of the river and nice framing with the tree branches.
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The difference between a bad artist and a good one is: the bad artist seems to copy a great deal; the good one really does. ~William Blake
Wow, Rachel...I'm seeing your shots in the featured images and every posting is more beautiful than the last posting. You could open up a postcard factory with your shots of the countryside and the buildings that are older than the earth. Maybe it's good they did away with the VB and the C-Index because you probably wouldn't want to associate with us bottom dwellers. You have blossomed into one of my favorite photographers on Caedes.
As for your shot here, it sucks. Just kidding. Just trying to balance out your bloated ego. Of all things that I enjoy about this shot, the mostest enjoyablest is the depth. The tiny bush in the front left helps, followed by the trees at the top as the stream disappears around the corner. A stunner in my book.
Roger
As for your shot here, it sucks. Just kidding. Just trying to balance out your bloated ego. Of all things that I enjoy about this shot, the mostest enjoyablest is the depth. The tiny bush in the front left helps, followed by the trees at the top as the stream disappears around the corner. A stunner in my book.
Roger
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What's the difference between a duck?
Beautiful. I've met this river too.
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Rachel, "You were at the right time at the right spot" has become a rather common saying. It was not valid for you, lol. Have hoever my doubts whether this is a pity or not. No swans doesn't mean that your post would be less attractive. It's on the contrary, because you have provived us with an excellent image in wich all the attention is caught now by the wonderful river Wye and not by other, in this case, less important elements. Well done!
Regards, Cornelius.
Edit: have seen meanwhile that the swans have appeared in your 'Forest of Dean - Goodrich Castle' image!