He's: Where The Landscape Ends ...
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Comment by graphicfunk:
Very exhilirating and activating the imaginative play in all of us. Congratulations on your 4th, believe me, this image is also worthy of a ribbon.

He's: Where The Landscape Ends ...
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Comment by Jutilda:
BRAVO!!!!! congrats

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Comment by howardj:
Looking forward to seeing how you did this!

He's: Where The Landscape Ends ...
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Comment by pineapple:
Nice idea and captures the essence of what happened, I believe. We all need those float away periods in our lives. 8.

He's: Where The Landscape Ends ...
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Comment by Pano:
good one, clearly the best in the bunch

Emily
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Comment by rgdunn:
beautiful

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Comment by Cam:
Oh my

Edit****I guess I was trying to figure out how this was done and lost my train of thought and forgot to finish my comment.

Its awesome man, congrats on the 4th !!

Message edited by author 2006-08-30 19:57:46.

He's: Where The Landscape Ends ...
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Comment by Artifacts:
Interesting and well done. Good concept. Horizon is perfectly level and the image quality is good. Don't know if the path is purposely made exceptionally smooth like that, but it adds interest to the composition. Nice to think a landscapre photographer could just drift off and fade away into scene.
Hmmmmm... methinks my illigitimate son took this picture. That alone is reason enough for each and every one of you to give this image a 10. I'll be checking scores closely on this one.
Think I got a little closer to the end of the landscape that I really wanted to when I was lost, if you get my drift, but everything turned out all right. There were times I wished I had an umbrella and could just float my way back to civilization. :) - Steve

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Comment by aimeethetoo:
This is a great shot. Lovely colors and composition yet no primary subject. Execellent sharpness. Bumping to 8.

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Comment by UNTITLED:
The ivy cutting across the frame creates a very strong gravitational pull into this photo and almost qualifies as the subject. But fortunately the brick is a strong enough element to keep this meeting the challenge, which is great because this is a very good photo.