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CORNISH HEDGES
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Uploaded: 02/23/08 12:44 AM GMT
CORNISH HEDGES
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It would be hard to imagine Cornwall without Cornish hedges with colourful spring flowers along the banks of fields and lanes...If one is quiet you can hear mysterious scufflings of badgers in amongst the thick foliage...I would love to photograph a badger...mabey one day....In the mean time please enjoy this Cornish scene.
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Such an amazing capture.
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is....
Frank Scully
I love the red in the foreground, it contrasts well with the dark sky
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Thought it said 'Cornish Pasties' at first! .. ..
coulda done with one of them now!
A fabulous piece of work Mick!..exciting landscape with gorgeous tonings!
coulda done with one of them now!
A fabulous piece of work Mick!..exciting landscape with gorgeous tonings!
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Thanks for posting this beauty. Perhaps you are better off not finding a badger. They are notoriously ill-tempered and unpredictable. I've only encountered one in the wild. It made a sound that made the hair stand up on the back of my neck, then turned and disappeared in the underbrush, thank goodness.
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Great photo and the lighting is just stupendous as are the colors. Hedges look so much better than fences and they provide natural home for wildlife. They have taken most of the hedges (fence rows) out here and farm as much as they can. Has hurt the small animal population. Your hedges are how it should be. Another excellent photo Mick.
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I'll meet you at the edge of the sunlight, just behind the shadows. The Ghost
I always like the way you use the lighting. The colors and deep contrasts make this a very moody and beautiful image.
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Mick, Cindy took the words hout of my mouth^^. I'm always happy when I see you have a new post because I know I am going to be dazzled once again by the caedes master of light! The clarity, colors and composition on this one are also spectacular!
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I have to agree with the comments about your lighting...especially in this upload, it certainly takes front and center stage.
:)PJ
:)PJ
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I like the red branches at the front of your picture..lovely place
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Great shot Mick, hell, I have slept in a few of these in my time.....lol.
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I also get excited when I see you have another post, because I know I am in for a real treat, not only from your extraordinarily beautiful photography, but I also love reading your comments! Beauty and humor altogether!
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I do not know, what impresses me more - the view here or your work with the colors ...
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Mick, this one is sublime...I love the gradation of colours, from intense warm to dark muted to luminous sky. I'm amazed at the richness of the composition. Sadly, this was a part of England I didn't get to visit on my old trip. + faves
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As I am arriving late I can only agree with all tha´s bee said here before me. Beautiful landscape!
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as usual your colours and lighting is outstanding. There is always such depth to your pictures Mick, I love them.
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Your images are always infused with a Bronte-esque mood. This one is perfect.
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Really well composed as ever Mick, I particularly like the way the yellows lead out towards the line of hedges in the field.
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"The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others merely a green thing which stands in the way." William Blake
Wow, this is really beautiful! So sharp and so soft all at the same time! (I'd be careful of those badgers though!)
'Lisa
'Lisa
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the light here looks very dangerous ;o)
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Hi Mick, again, wonderful combination of darkness and shade, and a nice touch of colour too. Another fine one my friend!
Paul
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~ As usual...an absolutely amazing post from you Mick. I feel like I'm standing there soaking in the wonderful view!
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Hey Mick,this image is about as good as one could be. All of the elements just fall together.
Keep up trying to get some images of Badgers, I'de love to see them.
Keep up trying to get some images of Badgers, I'de love to see them.
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