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Rails of the Barrier
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Uploaded: 01/05/09 10:22 PM GMT
Rails of the Barrier
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Rails of the Barrier, are they designed to keep the wild from us or us from them?
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::tigger3
01/05/09 10:26 PM GMT
Another wonderful orton image from you! John, your doing such a wonderful job with that program. =^..^=Sandi
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I see you are taking another walk with Norton Shads. You two have become fast friends. I see the respect for each other. The shadows are so good. A little more effect on this one. Looks great.
To answer your question: Neither, it is just there for show. A dispute settler if needed.
To answer your question: Neither, it is just there for show. A dispute settler if needed.
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Definitely to protect the wild. Far too many are run over or chased. Beautiful scene and the orton is just the right touch John! Faved my friend.
Joanie
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Wonderful posting John, sure love the depth and textures of this great country road. Would love to walk along this one.
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What a lovely photo, you did a great job on this one.
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Beautiful view there. Love the colors, shadows and light. Wonderfully composed and presented.
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I don't know if a two rail split will keep anyone in or out, but I do know that I really like the way you post treated this wonderful well composed image. Faved.
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This is wonderful, Mr. John... The DOF is amazing and your orton treatment makes it special.
I've always thought the wild needs to keep us as far away as possible, otherwise we'll "pave paradise" until there's nothing left...
mary
I've always thought the wild needs to keep us as far away as possible, otherwise we'll "pave paradise" until there's nothing left...
mary
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I like the composition, colors and light in this shot. Good work John.
Christer
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John I just faved this image. It is excellent! Well composed, great colours and marvellous effect. Well done.
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This has a 3D look to it, with the way the fence just seems to project right in to the room. Gorgeous scene, John. I like the Orton Effect. I also like the light and shadows. Good work.
JImbob
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GO BUCKS!
Nice shot John. I am pretty sure it is to keep us from them these days!
Stan
Stan
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I like the Ortons on this John, it makes this beautiful scene look dreamy. Very nice work!
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SEFA
the softness of this is entrancing. it makes the scene look magical. lovely
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Good question John. These days I think it's to protect the wild from us, don't you? Except in the remaining wildrnesses, nature is much more at risk from us than we are from it. I like the ideas that have gone into this, not 100% sure about the treatment but it's a nice dreamy and evocative piece.
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What an interesting shot! I like the shadows and the multitude of colors.
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