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##The Weekly Landscape Thread 20 sept 2012##

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Well rewarded climb, Steve.. lovely image taken from a fine vantage point ;) .. I like the large promenade platform along the seaside.. fine work, thanks for sharing :D ..

Cheers,
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Bruno
 
Good architectural image, Norman.. well taken a grand Victorian(?) building - good title ;) .. I like the green-foliage framing.. nice work, thanks for sharing :D ..

Best regards,
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Bruno
 
I did notice, and I'm big on straightening my images. But I decided only the silo was leaning. I hope I was right!

Thanks very much for your comment.

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Susan
1 old farmhouse, 2 dogs, 5 cats, 3 computers
 
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Good set, Robiro.. I can see all patience and passion involved in this process in your role of "farmer" and photographer ;) .. the set certainly deserves an individual posting on Talk forum ;) .. the salad looks delicious, thanks for posting :D ..
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Bruno, DutchMate is right. I deviated a little bit too far. Can't delete that post now.

So, everbody, enjoy tomatoes in a landscape thread.... :D
 
Great image, John.. lovely light of (setting?) sun - seen a picture taken of this lighthouse in wintertime with snow contrasting the red painted construction.. also impressive ;) .. fine work, thanks for sharing :D ..

Best regards,
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Bruno
 
You have caught the light beautifully in that shot John....
lee
 
I love this, almost look like you painted it. Old farms are so nice to look at.
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Bec -
Snapping photos while enjoying life in the swamp
 
I like the lighting, really pretty. Thanks for sharing it again, as I've never seen it posted before.
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Bec -
Snapping photos while enjoying life in the swamp
 
Thaks all,

The occasion was NZ Olympic Shot Putter Valerie Adams being given her Gold Medal. She got a silver in London but the winner from Belorussia was later disqualified for drugs. I think all teh NZ gold medal winners where there so we had a small celebration.

Its the first time I have seriously tried to shoot fireworks. In the end it was pretty easy I just put my camera in Fireworks mode which set 100 ISO, 4 secs, f71. and focus to infinity and then just fired away with a remote (on a tripod of course). Couldn't have been easier.

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Russell
http://russellp.smugmug.com/
 
Fine image, Darrell.. lovely composition, really like nearly monochromatic tonality - according to color the ruins are probably constructed out of bricks.. well spotted and pictured, thanks for sharing :D ..

Best regards,
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Bruno
 
The sunset shots are very beautiful. A little PP to bring up the shadows would enhance them further. Really like your shot of the butterfly too. Thanks for sharing.

Nick
 
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