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Published: 2008-03-24 12:36:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 688; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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Well, that's what it is.Nice isn't it?
The weather was blowing a gale, sand was being blasted at me and the sun wasn't really in the best place - during the winter/autumn the sun is better placed to illuminate the mountain I understand, but hey it is what it is.
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I like this a lot - at least as much for the foreground as the iconic and familiar hill in the background. I've seen a lot of pics of Table Mountain, but never before one quite like this. Which is surprising enough because as far as I can see it must've been taken from very near the home of my oldest dA friend, ~densitometer
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Cool! That it brings nice memories is icing on the cake. Thanks for that my friend.
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For me, the only memories are of pics, not the place itself. I've never (yet) been in the southern hemisphere...
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Stunning, Darling! Absolutely break taking. I love the angle, how you included so much of the sky and the ground. How on earth did you get those vibrant colors! Ahhh... jealous...
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Vibrant colours? Ah well it's been warmed a little in CS3 to bring out the feeling of the near sunset. CS3 Raw converter has clarity and vibrance controls that make colours '
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love the golden light and how your bag makes a show of the sands movement since you've been there...
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not sure i understand the last bit "my bag" ? but I'll say the footprints are my brother's who kindly (not) walked all over the place before I got there.
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my bad - being blind i thought at a quicker glance (black with yellow details) that the bin behind the post was a rucksack bag...
hmmmm - footprints?!
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Yeah the horseshoe pattern on the sand on the right is the remnant of one of his hoof prints.
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ahhhh not walked but rode!
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No he's half goat.
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I realise the intended subject maybe didn't turn out as you wanted but as ever you've thought of the entire frame; the most impressive thing for me about this image is the foreground, and its inherent colours and composition. Nice work...
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Cheers man, I loved the foreground and although I wanted more mountain I certainly didn't want a camera and lens full of sand so lens changing was out the question hehe.
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hehe indeed indeed. Twas really windy!
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