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Slice Of Heaven
© PatAndre
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Uploaded: 01/28/10 9:45 PM GMT
Slice Of Heaven
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NOTICE: THIS IMAGE IS COPYRIGHTED AND NOT TO BE POSTED ON ANY OTHER WEBSITE. This is in the UK in an area called Northumberland National Park. An information board just out of sight to the left states that this is some of Britain's finest open country. It is the least populated and has an incomparable atmosphere of wilderness. These are places where time passes slowly. I hope the people living in the quaint farm way back in the background know how fortunate they are. Bob, when you get a chance, go back to this spot and give it a big military salute for me. I love it.
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Steelrigg Pat.About 5 miles from my home.I can tell you i have been at the top of that crag and it was one heck of a climb.The Roman wall running along it..That lake gets a few boats on it fishing for carp and pike..Yes it is a wilderness..going up the military road to west woodburn and the like nothings changed since the stone age...Nice picture Pat glad the sun was shining for you,There again it always shines on the righteous...Rx
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Nice to see land that is still much like it was intended. You are right about the fortunate farm dwellers. And no alligators.
Good post Owd Momma.
How Bout' Dem Colts
TicK
Good post Owd Momma.
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How Bout' Dem Colts
TicK
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I do love those wide open spaces and I am sure the animals there find it Paradise...very colorful Pat!
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i really like the way you composed this shot!
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It is a most pleasant scene ... the contours of the natural landscape are very inviting ... a place I'd love to explore over & over. The wooden fence in the foreground tells me just how expansive this place is. Wonderful capture Pat.
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Thank you for sharing this Slice of Heaven with me:)) It's beautiful and I wouldn't mind time passing a little slower.
Thank you for sharing this Slice of Heaven with me:)) It's beautiful and I wouldn't mind time passing a little slower.
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every day is a gift......that's why it's called the present!!
Wonderful composition, I like the fence in the foreground... and then there's the rolling and desolate landscape that has seen so many ages of man come and go... I always wonder how people in such isolated places get by. I'd like it for a while, but then...
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"Never let your studies interfere with your education." - Pete Seeger
As Richie (Biffo) says...very bleak but also very popular for walkers who love to walk the whole 80 miles of the Roman Wall from coast to coast!....The 'wall' runs along the top of that hill on the right....walk about a half mile past that lake, and you will come to the most photographed tree in the country....The tree portrayed in 'Robin Hood' 'Prince of Thieves' that starred Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman!...
And yes...I will go back soon...to salute with my camera!...
And yes...I will go back soon...to salute with my camera!...
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* Owing to the deterioration in my hands, I find that I cannot comment as much as I should..But please know...I do look at all your posts!..and will leave my 'moniker' >OB< when I do so!...Thank you all *
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What a Beautiful and Idyllic place..No cars,no todays stress.A Real Heaven.A Stunning photo,Pat..Thank you.Love it
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As soon as I saw the fence I thought this was a photo by Dunstickin, well I was almost right, you took it in his neck of the woods. I think it looks great, Wonderful post Pat.
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Fabulous composition and depth Pat, really like all the different textures from the fence to the cliffs, beautiful capture.
How do they keep the cows and sheep from running away.
How do they keep the cows and sheep from running away.
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Pat, So very nice and looks like a great place to have peace and quiet. ♪ ♫ :)Sandi♪ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography.
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Bonus is the sweeping shadows that lie across the scene. :o)
Caveats?
To my eyes anyways, Pat ... think you could dial back the noise reduction some.
Not sure which program you use, perhaps investigate the red channel only? For comparative purposes. Typically ... typically, that is ... the red channel is the noisiest.
There are a myriad of tutorials out there, with respect to noise removal. One in particular that comes to mind is that of an image with a noisy sky for the most part. Rest of image/photo fine. More or less.
In Channels, what is suggested is to apply a Surface Blur to a selection made of the sky ... and only on those channels that are the noisiest (and it will be a small'ish number or setting ... experiment, of course). So, once again, not a global application or noise reduction ... more local and limited.
And my curiosity has gotten the better of me ... crop?
That said, would have loved to have seen this firsthand. Definitely my kind of country. 'Most inviting' readily comes to mind as a phrasing. :o)