
a sunday walk in the park
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Re: a sunday walk in the park
A lovely view gio67, it would make a nice entry in to the "So green is my valley" challenge
I would have liked to have seen a bit more of the lake (river?) in the middle distance.
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Re: a sunday walk in the park
Lovely greens gio67,
It's a gorgeous park indeed!
As Birma said, it's always welcome if you also wish to enter this piece to the challenge...
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
It's a gorgeous park indeed!
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
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Re: a sunday walk in the park
And that's a lovely clump of clone sedge in the bottom left corner - no doubt Dr Harout will have latin name for clone sedge...
Lovely shot apart from this distinctive species!
David
Lovely shot apart from this distinctive species!
David
Re: a sunday walk in the park
ha ha eagle eyes, i had a polariser on and at 16mm a bit of vignetting occurred, that is the reason i,m just waiting on the new hoya hd one to arrive, i tried to crop it but it sort of unbalanced the picture imho.David Kilpatrick wrote:And that's a lovely clump of clone sedge in the bottom left corner - no doubt Dr Harout will have latin name for clone sedge...
Lovely shot apart from this distinctive species!
David
but i'll take that as a compliment to my cloning on the other 3 corners
Re: a sunday walk in the park
from the other side of the lake/reservoir


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Re: a sunday walk in the park
Sure: Cyperaceae clonatumDavid Kilpatrick wrote:...no doubt Dr Harout will have latin name for clone sedge...
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Gio, The shots are good, but aren't they too darkened a bit. I presume it was for the sky and clouds...
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