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This is a war memorial on the spot of a beacon used to warn of the Spanish Armada at Crich in the Peak District.
It is very high for me and there was a lot of flies and I got a rash where some insects were eating my leg. :(
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Those are a nice images but the one I like best is this one. :)
Perhaps a bit more sky with the tower at a lower point...:rolleyes:
Oh come on, don't take me seriously. I am always pointing bad things about your images...:o
But I will keep on :D:D
Thank you for posting Steve :) Have a nice week end :)
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I am sorry if I have posted this image before... :o
Post-card style :(
Picture taken with Canon 40D using Canon 17-40 lens
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Very dramatic sky Johan :)
Thank you for posting :) Sunsets in Africa are generaly very nice and the proof is your image :)
I don't know if Cabo das Agulhas (Needles Cape) is Portuguese or Spanish.
But Cabo da Boa Esperança (Cape of Good Hope) a bit North West, yes it is Portuguese. From the old times ... :)
The end of the water on the right is blue. It is unexpected. :) It is a remarkably atmospheric picture indeed very good.
Excuse me Steve but I don't get your point. :o
Indeed at the right there is a blue smoke but I can't see any water with too much blue. :o
Perhaps it is my monitor... :rolleyes:
I have edited the image inserted in the post so now you can kindly see it bigger in Flickr with black background.
You can even click here please to see it. :):)
hi.
Nice pics indeed.
Some of my pics last last week.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4113/...941116d5_z.jpg
another
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4103/...f8244866_z.jpg
enjoy
Sorry for bringing this up, so late, but I feel like adding my 2 bits.
This shot is simply amazing!!
But he wouldn't have had had that mountain as background, if he had moved a li'l left.Quote:
Antonio:- you could have walked some more steps to the left and capture that curve in a lower position and at the same time, the green boat in a more bold perspective...
Thank you Mark for posting here again :)
I keep thinking that bolder angles are more interesting. However, your two pictures are nice and well composed :)
Let me add something else: Be aware that when I critique it doesn't mean that I can do better. Sometimes I think I would but others I wouldn't.
Better. To do better. I am questioning myself: what is it to do better ? What is better ? And what is not ? Who decides it ? How ? Under which criteria ? Based on what ? When I am no one in the artistic photographic movement...:o
Just thoughts and doubts.
Anyway, I have an opinion most of the times about the images here and elsewhere.
My opinion may be wrong or not but I like to express it. And I like you to read it :):) or I wouldn't be here.
Thank you for reading my thoughts and doubts :)
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Thank you Sahil Jain for your contribution to this thread :)
Your opinion is very praised and I have to thank you for expressing it. :)
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D2Xs, Nikkor 35mm f2
That is very nice Antonio; but I wouldn't ever go to Cambodia on holiday, but would go to take photo's. It is all irrelevant really. You are my eyes and I see the world through you. I can imagine this and from looking at your picture I can see it is warm but not hot, there is probably a fresh breeze. It is a divine photo; thankyou very much. :)