The Cannonballs
Greg1949
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Royaldevon 2010-06-20 5:46
Hello Greg,
How nice to see you posting again and what a beautiful, bucolic scene you have shared with us!
There are wonderful, horizontal layers of differing colours and textures, taking us right back to the Cannonballs!
The grazing horse is the detail that confirms the tranquility of the scene.
Have a great Sunday,
Bev :-)
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06-22-2010, 10:05 AM
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To Royaldevon: Bev
Thanks for noticing. I will probably not be as active as I once was, I am still suffering photographer's block and can't satisfy myself with most of my efforts so I am not going to put them here either. Also I am posting some on Photofolia.net as [email protected] so check that out and join if you want, it is also a free site where many of the longtime TE folks migrated to. Also I now have a dog that keeps me from doing some of what I once did in searching out areas to shoot, my favorite area forbids dogs.
As for the shot, I wish I had broken out the polarizer as has been noted but this was a family trip and was more snap shots than planned shoot. Thanks, Greg 
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