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by james_so

Comment:
Taken at Dartington Hall near Totnes? That stone wall, and the yews which look like they are part of the row called the "12 apostles" make me think it must have been. One of my favorite places, I would visit it every time I went back to visit my parents who lived nearby. I find the yews domiante the image rather too much, and it lacks the "quirky" feel or activity I associate with HCB's images.

Titanic Jar
by GeneralE

Comment:
Lovely image, Paul.

Flight Training
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Lovely shapes, especially the two shadows. Great shot anytime, but particularly for this challenge.

Chairs
by Melethia

Comment:
Hmmmmm. I thought I left a comment on this one earlier, but obviously it didn't "stick" for some reason. I love these kinds of images you capture so well Deb. Fascinating combination of reflections, textures, and colors.

Door
by Melethia

Comment:
Quirky and beautiful. Lovely processing. I'm glad we kept looking until you found it again.

Pasqueflower, also known as Prairie Crocus
by hahn23

Comment:
I thought this was a lovely capture of wildflowers in their native setting. Great textures. Got one of my highest scores.

Camas Lily
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Congratulations, a stunning image. Got my top score.

Trinity
by pmichaud

Comment:
A lovely image somewhat spoiled in my eyes by what appears to be an unnatural pattern of moisture as if the petals have recently been misted. A challenge that is about capturing flowers in a meadow or garden to me means capturing them in their natural form, so you loose a couple of points on that basis.

ETA: I was at Point Reyes, CA today as the persistent fog lifted (only briefly). I now know that one can photograph a plant covered with a layer of fine drops of moisture under those circumstances. Regret I did not know this when I made my comment earlier

Message edited by author 2011-06-06 20:51:01.

Brian and Tammy Watkins
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Glad you dropped by Brian and Tammy. I enjoyed meeting you both. I hope you had a fun drive up the back roads to 101 and a good trip home from there.

DPCers in Carmel Valley
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by briantammy: how cool. who took this shot? sfalice?

Bear used the self timer...