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Comment by salmiakki:
That's super blur. Almost like you added a thick layer of vaseline to your already blurry lensbaby. The colours really pop

Dunollie Castle
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Comment by Leo:
Sweet. Like how you've added the vignette. Nice processing.

First class view
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Comment by Zigomar:
I like how the box pops out, and the soft focus (is it soft focus or sharp blur?) works so well, I should dare make photos this gentle more often than I currently do.

Dunollie Castle
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Comment by Zigomar:
Those trees look like roots, the castle seems to be deeply engrained.

Dunollie Castle
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Comment by Cuttooth:
nice. i like how you processed the shot to look antique.

Dunollie Castle
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Comment by pixelpig:
It looks very lonely. And haunted. Those bony white trees add to that feeling. The white vignette reminds me of those old BW movies, where someone looked thru a telescope. Like a pirate.

Dunollie Castle
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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Not sure of the trees sorry Marion and guess I should do some research since I live nearby now but do know that Dunolly is an alternative spelling. This castle was the seat of the Chiefs of the Clan MacDougall of Lorn. Calgary on the Isle of mull (where I live) was where 'your' Calgary got it's name from, Colonel James Macleod, Commissioner of the North-West Mounted Police, was a summer guest in 1876 so yes, there are many links twixt the two places.

Dunollie Castle
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Comment by jomari:
This intrigues me, not least because I was born in the Victorian township of Dunolly (different spelling but there will be a connection - many, many Scottish settlers here, including some of my forebears.)
What sort of trees are those? They have the look that some of our coastal bush has but I'll bet they are not related.

First class view
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Comment by jmritz:
That red works so well. I also love the color.

First class view
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Comment by whiteroom:
something about postboxes.....