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sassaputzin — split moor
Published: 2008-07-31 13:57:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 652; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 40
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Again an older file ive just not submitted......Related content
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Absolutely gorgeous! It really reminds me of the ancient Celtic tales of Annwn, the land of the dead. What a magical atmosphere... would you let me use this shot as a stock image? I would really like to use it as a book cover for my NaNovel
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I dont know why, but it seems to me like a scene from the lord of the rings.
I like it.
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bog!!!....hmmmm i suppose it is.....im proud i have the best bog....how many others have you seen?
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I've got to be completely honest with you mate, and say these were the only two :-/
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Ahh possibly my least favourite features of the moor, so many times i put my foot down and it goes down a lot farther than i wanted! Beautiful light, just wish a bit more of that orange glow was in the water, I'm nit-picking now tho.
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I noticed a bit of post-processing weirdness myself too
But it is a beautiful shot regardless
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Great moodyness (if thats a word?) and a real sense of "What just happened then??
It looks like the end of the world just happened!!
Plymouth docks blew up and the blast flattened everything for 30 miles...shame that
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i knew you'd pick that up...its just the way the cloud was a very bizarre split as the sun came down between it.....
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As much as I can believe that to a certain extent, it does look a lot like the processing has compounded the problem. But it doesnt really matter
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actually no, the processing is definitely responsible. I cant imagine a scenario where a lower cloud lit by the setting sun would appear brighter than clouds at a higher altitude as well as being colour neutral more or less. You must have done something weird with the blend.
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its a weather front on the horizon.....
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