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Uploaded: 03/28/05 9:14 AM GMT
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It's a dull, damp Easter Monday in Cornwall, so here's a dull, damp picture to go with it - one from last year that I wasn't happy with, reworked with better software. This line of trees in Cardinham Wood seem to forbid entry to the valley beyond.......
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kjh000
03/28/05 9:57 AM GMT
I really like this Simon. The mist gives a sense of a mythical landscape almost. (Maybe I'm wired but mist makes me feel like that.) The balance of the composition with those ridges sloping down towards the valley is perfect and draws me into the landscape. I understand what you mean with the title but I still feel rather tempted to go beyond those trees and explore what that mist hides from me.
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That mist looks like a real soaker. Very good composition with the convergence of the hills.
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We make a living by what we get; but we make a life by what we give.
Thanks Klas and Alexis. This one reminds me of fantasy or children's story - I think the tree just right of centre matches an illustration I can half remember, except it doesn't have eyes....
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This is terrific photography. It's hard to capture such scenes maintaining the sharpness while keeping the fog as the primary focus. Well done!
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sorry Si, I dropped it on my desktop...
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I love cooking with wine, sometimes I even put it in the food.
Hi Simon Since you commented on my post thought i would check out your gallery and i want to tell you that i really like the access denied. I think you have done a great job and the title fits its well. Sandi
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We should remember not to take things for granted.
How utterly beautiful...thank you for sharing...Bill.
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He who wants a rose must respect the thorn. -Persian Proverb