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Cooleman Ridge 1
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Uploaded: 09/18/11 8:29 AM GMT
Cooleman Ridge 1
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Near where I work the 'burbs stop and the farm land and National Parks start. This shot was taken from one of the low hills that make up Cooleman Ridge at the back of Weston Creek.
Enjoy.
Mikel.
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::Dunstickin
09/18/11 8:32 AM GMT
Love the foreground addition!..You can see for miles & miles...great compo pal.
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Agree with Bob. The well chosen foreground gives depth to the composition. Well done, Mikel.
Regards, Cornelius.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Nice composition. Wonderful scene beyond the foreground boulders.
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Nice shot, Mikel. Personally I would have taken my flame thrower and removed those colorful objects in the background between the two boulders. It's important for children, even at an early age, to know when to stay out of landscape shots. Secondly, the shot is beautiful, but I would have cropped out half the sky. It's not that I don't love the sky. It's just that I'm pissed off at the color blue today.
Roger
Roger
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Very peaceful view Mikel !!
I like the mountain range at the background and the color opposition with the foreground !!
I like the mountain range at the background and the color opposition with the foreground !!
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Cool, Man !!
The layers of mountains and trees under that super sky make a wonderful sight.
The layers of mountains and trees under that super sky make a wonderful sight.
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