Photo from a soggy place (A100)

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Beautiful. Also a nice place to shoot a movie...
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Dr. Harout wrote:Beautiful. Also a nice place to shoot a movie...
everything is covered in moss and lychen, its wet wet wet, it was actually raining when I shot this too, just behind me was an old mineshaft with water gushing out of it too....interesting spot
I just edited it to brighten it up a little
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Very nice scene Vaughan :)
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Definitely worth making movies. War movies.
Very beautiful.
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Yes, very photogenic that place. I guess that was the right time to take a photo or two, when the trees get their leaves back you probably would be hard pressed to even see the bridge anymore. I was thinking maybe a scene in a spooky movie, I'm not sure it would have quite the same appeal at midnight on a moonless night.
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Thank you, Vaughan. : ))

I'm truly amazed with the smooth integration of all natural elements in these shots. What a lovely and magical / timeless space!

You seem to find all the great places that make the cameras you use shine. :D

Any good movie director could use this space for any type of movie; it can blend with all human moods and make a real stage.

Thanks for sharing,

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