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Gandhi · 19-11-2005, 21:01

KenCo1964 · 19-11-2005, 21:05

2 & 3 are superb mate, all are good but 2 & 3 are stunning.

Gandhi · 19-11-2005, 21:06

Basically went on a mission to photograph this place in the fog this morning. Guess what?
2 miles out and the fog 'mysteriously' disappeared.

Anyway, the place is a beautiful garden on the wiltshire/somerset border designed by Capability Brown.

Boy that bloke knew his stuff. It doesn't matter where you stand or look, there is always something beautiful to look at, nothing has changed apart fromthe obvious sizes of the trees since he designed and planted it in the 1800's.

Level vibes. nuff respect. They didn't call him capability for nothing!

Gandhi · 19-11-2005, 21:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenCo1964

2 & 3 are superb mate, all are good but 2 & 3 are stunning.

cheers dude. I was actually wondering when I processed these, 'what would these look like if they had the 'ken' treatment? LOL. Dunno why, but the content of the images just made me think of your style of doing things.

Bachs · 19-11-2005, 21:11

Geez...they are bloody good...and yes, very Ken!

CT · 19-11-2005, 22:55

All very good! I like No2 - it has that perspective compression feel about it which you get with a longer lens.

Garnock · 19-11-2005, 23:05

Every one of them.

But no2 IS the killer.

Really liking that one. As per CT's perspective.

Cameron

Matty · 20-11-2005, 10:00

agree with the others, #2 for me, supurb effort!

***Steve*** · 20-11-2005, 10:39

A great set of shots, despite the mist buggering off I think it was still worth the effort. You have been rewarded with a some pictures that anyone would be pleased with.

Gemok · 20-11-2005, 12:03

I may have figured out why I'm not doing so well at photography ........... I've got no taste!
For me I much prefer number 1 to 2

Garnock · 20-11-2005, 12:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gemok

I may have figured out why I'm not doing so well at photography ........... I've got no taste!
For me I much prefer number 1 to 2

No taste ?????

I think you have great taste.
No1 is excellent.
Apart from great colour, exposure, compostition, fantastic leading line, foreground interest, I really like the shadows. ( reminds me of a cat )

Cameron

milou · 20-11-2005, 18:26

Heh - that does look like a cat!

What a brilliant set of shots. The second is fab and I really like the frosty fungi

IanC_UK · 20-11-2005, 18:37

No.2 is absolutely stunning mate well done !

The rest arent bad neither

Gandhi · 20-11-2005, 18:40

Thanks for the positive comments people. I'm currently in the process of picking some photo's for my first submisson to a stock agency. I may use some of these!

Hadn't noticed the feliform shadow on the back of the bench. Probably the spirit of an odl familiar!

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