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Broye, Switz., July 2006

 

D2 100 ISO | f10.9 | 1/320s | ø28mm

 

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Gerald

 

now look, this is all getting a bit much. It has got ot stop here and now. I'm afraid that we are going to have to ban you from the photo forum (and particularly the Landscape section) because you are consistently, knowingly and willfully posting not just good, or even excellent, but bloody BRILLIANT photos here in contravention of the clear Forum rule which states that the rest of us have to get a look-in sometime . . .

 

Seriously, though, this one is rather good :)

 

John

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Thank you everyone. Your comments are always appreciated.

 

William, I made this series in D2 B&W setup, it's less disturbing to see the B&W image through the EVF.

John, it's amazing how generous our direct environment can be... ;-)

Marc, I must admit that this semi-hidden sun was incredibly tantalizing.

 

Cheers,

Gérald

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Gerald, I have come to expect masterful images from You but this one is truly stunning.

 

The degree of symetry between clouds and field, dark and light gradients is remarquable.

 

The motions generated by the lines of the image make this a very dynamic composition.

 

Thanks for the lesson.

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