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by MAK

Comment by nam:
What a great place - I would love the explore it meter by meter - maybe even centimeter by centimeter. This nicely balanced overview really promises a lot.

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by MAK

Comment by ubique:
There seems to be no kind of photography that you can't do well! I rarely care at all for landscapes, but I know a good one when I see it, and this one is meticulously ordered. It's a very satisfying photograph, even for a bloke who isn't a landscape fan. And the square frame, which I assume isn't all that common in landscapes, has not been forced upon it: it feels like the square was an inevitable choice here. Thank you.

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by MAK

Comment by krnodil:
great balance to this composition, and I suppose to the house too!

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Comment by insteps:
With that slice of sunny weather on the horizon this would make a nice get well soon image. There is hope!

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Comment by posthumous:
even without hiding the strings, there is something miraculous about her levitation, or at least surprising. Surprise is a great virtue in photography.

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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
A beautiful spot but what an angle to build the cottage on! We are getting the same dour light here now.

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Comment by Germaine:
I love the round valley bottom and the way it frames the mountain in the distance. Lovely cloud shadows.

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Comment by crik:
Amazing and beautiful.

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Comment by posthumous:
this shot makes me miss Clive (where is that bastard?) I like how impossible it is to judge the distance of the water under the bridge

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by MAK

Comment by krnodil:
so much depth to this, amazingly well-composed - alternating light and shadow all the way in