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AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-11-03 16:22

Hello please,I want to know if the mountain background is added. Seems the light to be different in the mountains and in the horse and landscape scene. Sunlight in the mountains come from the left side, and sunlight in the horse, grass, etc., from back, as if they were two different points where the sunlight comes from, two differents photos. Could you explain to me? The landscape is magic, and the light, too, but seems not to fit with the background light, even sky. Regards Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-18 15:13

Fantastic POV, and colors playing in a great contrast. The soft curve of the beach is remarked by the red line of umbrellas. I like very much the geometrical patterns of the waves, coming from two different points, crossing themselves arriving to the shore. The stone-breakwater I saw in other photos of your gallery provokes this interference in the waves coming from the sea. Also, because of the breakwater, the shape of the beach has changed, pointing the breakwater in a soft curve. I can almost smell the sea-breeze in this marvelous evening. I like very much the shadows in the humid sand, and I can feel my naked feet over this sand. I want!! I waaant!!! :) Warm regards, from Madrid (here we say... "in Madrid there isn´t beach", as a resignation, being nearest coast at 400km)... and thank you very much, you bring the sea to all, and this is the best gift. Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-07 14:56

Hello I like very much this photo... One of the things I run after always is the sea and you bring it in your gallery. Thank you very much. Dogs feel a freedom sensation when they are in a huge beach, like me hehehe :) I run too, looking for something that I don´t know. The color of the sea is wonderful, and I have noticed there are tides!! Here in Spain, in Mediterranean coast it is difficult to appreciate. Nevertheless, in the Atlantic, sea level can reach more than 4m between hightide and lowtide. In your photo there is a nice lowtide!! Kind regards Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-07 11:22

Hello Natalia This photo is wonderful, low clouds like fog mark the high limit of the cliff, sea is breathing slowly and widely. A calm and dark december day, the view from this cliff where you were, is amazing. Excellent perspective... I like very much the deep horizon where clouds meet the sea. Thank you Kind regards Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-06 14:33

A wonderful image, and explosion of color in flowers. I like very much! It reminds me my country very much, this flora and landscape. A pity those poplars being cut in that way. And this is the same way with poplars and trees in general in my country, too... unfortunately... Best regards Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-06 14:21

No me he podido resistir a hablarte sobre esta foto. Perspectiva y profundidad muy marcadas, y una simetría en los árboles (direcciones de los troncos) muy especial. Como si fueran líneas del tiempo marcadas en el cielo... sus vidas y destinos vistos en su totalidad. Bravo!! Por cierto... ¿no te duele España? somos muy corta-árboles, nosotros... y sobretodo, buscamos el rendimiento máximo. Saludooss Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-06 14:13

Hola Jose Muchas gracias por escribirme. No te conocía, y quería ver tu galería pero lo haré poco a poco, porque tienes muchísimos trabajos. Esta imagen otoñal tan maravillosa me encanta, en su sencillez el Guadarrama y Peñalara nos atrae como un imán... Te agradezco mucho los consejos, tengo que decirte que no uso ningún programa de editar fotos, no por nada, sino por vagancia. Pero lo haré y te pediré consejo. Aparte de la foto tan hermosa, me ha llegado muy hondo esas palabras en tu comentario: "mi sierra". He estado en muchos lugares del mundo, y conozco mucho, pero mucho, de España. Pero mi médula, poros, y células del cuerpo son Guadarrama. Los que tenemos estas montañas en nuestro cuerpo y alma tenemos la fortuna de poder llenarnos a través de los sentidos del horizonte más amplio del mundo. Guadarrama es ante todo, luz, color, olor a resina de albar y enebro y jara y retama y tomillo, contraste, y cielo azul profundo en tardes de granito rosa y dorado. Amigo, un placer poder leer tus frases a la vez que admirar el Lozoya. Un muy cordial saludo Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-03 11:26

Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Sorry, my last comment was... hard. I posted a few months ago a photo of a plant with flowers, called "jara", a typical mediterranean and spanish plant. TE removed it, they told me that we couldn´t learn anything about Spain trough my photo. And I got angry :( with your photo. Sorry sorry. This one I don´t like... but I learn about Australia hehehe ;) It is a wonderful work. And originality in subject, GREAT. I can see how high is the sun, and this sky denotes 40C at least. Moscas, moscas, moscaaas... must be infernal!! Your note, unique. Thank you. Warm regards Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-03 0:34

A great photo! Blue dress is wonderful, you shot in an angle that the sunlight creates a fantastic game of lights and shadows in this blue, and a brilliant white flame from her cap. And what blue!! You know?In this photo you can see the colors of the uzbek flag ;) A photo full of life and movement Bravo! (and again another tribute to music) Regards Álvaro

AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2009-06-03 0:14

Hello I like very much this photo, it is a wonderful plant. Color is fantastic. I think that Iran flora must be impressive. ¿To wich family belongs this plant? Thank you very much! Color of these flowers, is fantastic!! Regards Álvaro