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Diceing With Gods
© Mythmaker
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Uploaded: 10/17/11 7:22 AM GMT
Diceing With Gods
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Another shot from Cooleman Ridge. Last photo in my folder! Oh No. I must rush out and find some virgin territory to visually plunder and pillage. Phht, maybe later......
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---I must rush out and find some virgin territory to visually plunder and pillage---
Will be no problem in your country, Mikel.
Thanks for this last one from your folder. See that you have kept the best one till the end.
Regards, Cornelius.
Will be no problem in your country, Mikel.
Thanks for this last one from your folder. See that you have kept the best one till the end.
Regards, Cornelius.
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You be a pirate ? Plenty of parrots over there anyway lol
Lovely image - looks very wild and renote and the blue sky contrasts beautifully with the brown land
Lovely image - looks very wild and renote and the blue sky contrasts beautifully with the brown land
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Outstanding shot! The colors and clarity are superb:)
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I like you low down perspective, boulder placement and wonderfully blue sky. (As well as your narrative. I feel like that too sometimes, lol)
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Hi, Mikel....
"visually plunder and pillage"? Hell, what's the point in that. This property needs some gang tagging using florescent paint. I've been reading (yeah, I know - you and everybody else thought I was illiterate) some articles on composition; so I now consider myself an expert on the subject. For example, did you know that the horizon line should always be in the upper or lower third of the shot? So you've done well. However, I might have gone with more land and less sky. It's a nice pretty blue sky, but the boulders and the dry grasses are dynamite. Just my casual observation and opinion. You sure do have some purdy spots in your neck of the woods.
Roger
"visually plunder and pillage"? Hell, what's the point in that. This property needs some gang tagging using florescent paint. I've been reading (yeah, I know - you and everybody else thought I was illiterate) some articles on composition; so I now consider myself an expert on the subject. For example, did you know that the horizon line should always be in the upper or lower third of the shot? So you've done well. However, I might have gone with more land and less sky. It's a nice pretty blue sky, but the boulders and the dry grasses are dynamite. Just my casual observation and opinion. You sure do have some purdy spots in your neck of the woods.
Roger
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Fantastic scene,Mikel.Impressive and Beautiful photo.Love it.Faved.
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I'm not sure what to say about all the pillaging and plundering and virgins... You must have a really good time there in Australia!
Nice shot Mikel but I too think that more land and less sky might have been a little better for this particular scene. I would crop it to a pano cutting it off just on the edge of the big rock in the foreground, leaving the left side intact and keeping a third of the sky. But you have very nice lighting and good clarity on the rocks. It is a lovely scene :)
'Lisa
Nice shot Mikel but I too think that more land and less sky might have been a little better for this particular scene. I would crop it to a pano cutting it off just on the edge of the big rock in the foreground, leaving the left side intact and keeping a third of the sky. But you have very nice lighting and good clarity on the rocks. It is a lovely scene :)
'Lisa
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I like your vantage point looking toward the ridge line. Fascinating colors and contrasts here. My first thought was walking up there near sundown must provide an amazing place to sky watch.
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Marvelous capture and the one rock looks like it has a face in it.
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Great forground interest in this and the eye leads to yonder delights