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Young Monks
© dleuty
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Uploaded: 05/26/08 9:53 PM GMT
Young Monks
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Photography->Places of worship
A group of young "monks" on a school field trip joined us in the ancient sanctuary near the remains of the Presbytery. In the distance is the nave and west wall.
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.annie100
05/26/08 10:44 PM GMT
This is really stunning capture!Love it:)))
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This is truly a beautiful shot of this building and I like how the eye is drawn to the arch window at the end of that long lawn. Great shot Don!
Ann
Ann
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Fine Old World Craftsmanship in this Architecture.
The kids give it a Great perspective as to it's size.
Thanks for sharing.
E J
The kids give it a Great perspective as to it's size.
Thanks for sharing.
E J
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These old ruins are just wonderful. I always feel like I am right there.
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You may lose the rights to your own art. Read MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Or watch the VIDEO
Impressive with good DOF!
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If practice makes perfect and nobody is perfect, then why practice?
Great perspective and the shot leads the eye right in - a very inviting picture.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
You chose a good spot for this shot Don
Perhaps your struggling a little with overcast skies (we all do) :o) The young Monks enjoying themselves here is a rare bonus, the ruins remind me of Glastonbury Abbey quite a bit.
Click here for a report on the ancient orders. :o)
Perhaps your struggling a little with overcast skies (we all do) :o) The young Monks enjoying themselves here is a rare bonus, the ruins remind me of Glastonbury Abbey quite a bit.
Click here for a report on the ancient orders. :o)
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Big brother's watching you :o) A mistreated dog should try to leave a deposit on their masters best carpet, after all it's important to establish who's boss ... My gallery is here.
Don, some times ago you was very helpful by 'teaching' me how to deal with some possibilities in PS. Think it's my turn now to give you any advice, lol. But's it's fully up to you of course to ignore that advice!
Your image is, without any doubt, interesting and wonderful. Suppose however you can make it even somewhat better by using some of Owd Bob's tricks. Please follow this link to determine whether his 'sky tutorial' is appropriate for your image or not.
Best regards, Cornelius.
Your image is, without any doubt, interesting and wonderful. Suppose however you can make it even somewhat better by using some of Owd Bob's tricks. Please follow this link to determine whether his 'sky tutorial' is appropriate for your image or not.
Best regards, Cornelius.
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Cornelius was here! (lol) Click HERE to see his work!
Gorgeous shot! One really would like to be there and examine every corner! Ahh...the history with it must be amazing!! Thanks for sharing Don!
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hehe, they look like they are having fun! i agree you could replace the sky though to make it better. looks like a really nice place to visit and photograph.
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A lovely shot once again Don. I do agree with Cornelius, I think this would look even better if you replaced the sky.
Very nice work!
Very nice work!
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SEFA
very interesting. looks like theres a lot of history in those walls. i like the framing with a little bit of the ground.. nice shot.
aloha
vlad
aloha
vlad
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Thanks, Jan. "The Young Monks" was one of the best class-on-the-grass event's I've been around. Very well behaved. A credit to their parents and teachers.
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