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Arch Over Quiet Waters (Wide Angle)
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Uploaded: 01/10/07 7:59 PM GMT
Arch Over Quiet Waters (Wide Angle)
Views: 1151
Dlds: 163
Status: active
Dlds: 163
Status: active
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Last month I posted a segment of this image HERE and despite 110+ downloads, sadly it bombed in the c-index. Les/Purmusic suggested zooming out and reposting the scene, so here it is again. Hope you'll enjoy the panorama vista more!
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::Dunstickin
01/10/07 8:12 PM GMT
Now this is stunningly gorgeous Anne-Marie...it looks so serenely peaceful...Is this one of the 'Broads' villages?...Really superb!.....
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*Please forgive me, for not replying to every one of your lovely images-Problems with my hands is making it difficult*
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I remember the first one and it was one I particularly liked for its detail and colour and the graceful arch of the bridge. The score seemed too low to me.
This one has a different feel to it - the vibrancy of the light really gives a feeling of the sun shining, and the composition is good. The close view of the foreground vegetation adds perspective. I may have been tempted to clone out the red arch thing at the end of the bridge and maybe the whole red structure but I guess that would take away from the reality. Someone in their wisdom (?) decided to paint it red.
Just a personal choice, but I prefer the first version :) and I have them both saved.
This one has a different feel to it - the vibrancy of the light really gives a feeling of the sun shining, and the composition is good. The close view of the foreground vegetation adds perspective. I may have been tempted to clone out the red arch thing at the end of the bridge and maybe the whole red structure but I guess that would take away from the reality. Someone in their wisdom (?) decided to paint it red.
Just a personal choice, but I prefer the first version :) and I have them both saved.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
This is excellent. The only thing "wrong" with the previous version was that some of the foreground vegetation looked a little unhealthy. In this case it is less noticible and the sun on the scene and the beautiful blue sky make it a delightful, cheerful image.
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Hi My friend and this is well done. I did check out the other one and i do prefer this one. Les is a good caedes member who likes to help out whenever he can. This is lovely. Maybe the red arch thing could have been removed but this is still very lovely. Tigs
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Hoping for only the best for all my caedes friends in the coming year.
Very nice and a quaint little bridge. Good work.
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I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there isn't and die to find out there is.
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This is fantastic, the colors blow me away, a wonderful scene with a perfect title, great work
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"Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get" Forrest Gump...kinda relates to photograghy
Well, doggone it, I liked the first image very much. The water and the arch were the focus in that one and here the focus seems to be more of the bridge and the sky is now included. I like them both.
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being.
- Hermes
Anne-Marie ... you always compose your shots so well. This one is no exception.
With such an abundance of visual detail, you are to be commended for the fine work you present to us here. Full size view and some time to take in the setting would be my words to the viewers.
You captured some natural colours with good saturation.
The image is quite pleasing to my eye now. Its' predecessor's only drawback, and I never could put my finger on it, is mentioned above by jcferg99. Simple ... but, I suppose profound in its' impact.
You have corrected that most certainly and brought this scene back to life.
Thank you for being open to my humble request. This will be stored directly on my hard drive in honor of your open mind and artistry. :o)
With such an abundance of visual detail, you are to be commended for the fine work you present to us here. Full size view and some time to take in the setting would be my words to the viewers.
You captured some natural colours with good saturation.
The image is quite pleasing to my eye now. Its' predecessor's only drawback, and I never could put my finger on it, is mentioned above by jcferg99. Simple ... but, I suppose profound in its' impact.
You have corrected that most certainly and brought this scene back to life.
Thank you for being open to my humble request. This will be stored directly on my hard drive in honor of your open mind and artistry. :o)
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
- Marcel Proust
I would worry about the Cindex on this site...I just look at the views/downloads, that the true score. I think the Cindex doesn't mean anything on this site and people don't really take time to really grade anything correctly anyway.
Sometimes simple is beautiful, nothing else needs to be added to this simple shot of nature. The overall picture is just so soothing and reminds you how nice nature is all by itself. Great Shot!
Sometimes simple is beautiful, nothing else needs to be added to this simple shot of nature. The overall picture is just so soothing and reminds you how nice nature is all by itself. Great Shot!
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Hello Anne Marie...I like the way you have used the light in this picture....Using the dark foreground helps to push the light part right into the picture...Excellent content...Well done....All the best...Mick.
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