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The Lindis Pass
© LynEve
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Uploaded: 03/30/11 1:19 PM GMT
The Lindis Pass
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Reaching a height of 971 metres above sea level, the Lindis Pass links the MacKenzie Basin with Central Otago,in New Zealand's South Island. The road is 63 km through the tussock terrain. Winter snow will cover the area and give a different view from this velvety golden brown scene. Taken late afternoon with Canon 450D, as we drove the long road home. Your comments/opinions are always most welcome and appreciated :)
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::Ramad
03/30/11 1:35 PM GMT
Very well composed image Lyn. The different colours and tones on the ground and the hills look beautiful and so does the sky.
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A beautiful 'emptiness'...such a terrific landscape Lyn!..
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Lyn - The vastness of the valley and mountains is amazing. But for the road, void of human attention, there is a sense of isolation, and a connectedness to the beauty of nature. Beautiful work in capturing this. Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
Lyn, I do not see emptyness. I see a landscape full of life. From the ground, up the mountain, and into those clouds. An abundance of living things in an environment richly composed by the almighty and skillfully captured for us to see, by you.
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Another ab fab capture.
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is....
Frank Scully
A great view and it gives the feel of freedom, LE. Well shot and presented.
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TicK
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Cameras are like people--sometimes they lose focus.
Such a fabulous view. Those mountains are simply great. What an enriching experience to drive this road and see all this beauty before you.
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I'd look to take the Lindis pass, it looks just the sort of drive I love to take...wonderful view Lyn!
Diane
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I like the wild landscape you've shared with us !!
Excellent wide view !
Excellent wide view !
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Magnificent, awesome and beautiful post! Very well done:)
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I really love this photo. It is a beautiful post. Great shot.
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It's a definite beauty, Lyn. I wonder how wild and untamed it would appear if you had experimented with removing the road and highway? Just a thought.
-Nik
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More of your beautiful imagery. Kudos Lyn! Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
Another outstanding capture & scenery, really like the textures in the foreground
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A terrific shot, LynEve! These landscapes are so impressive, and you've done another great job framing this one. Outstanding depth of field. I love the wildflowers and grass in the immediate foreground and the rich brown of the tussock terrain and hillsides. The soft, white clouds draped on top of the mountain peaks add the perfect touch to a gorgeous scene. Bravo!
- Steve
- Steve
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What a beautiful place :) a real beauty, must look just as gorgeous if not more beautiful when covered in snow :)
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"Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it." Confucius
A beautiful looking landscape scene. Nice depth in the photo. Good job.
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