The way out
Cannot see the wood for the trees
Finding the right way out is difficult
There is often some kind of obstruction
Bluebells Northwood Dartington Devon UK
Cannot see the wood for the trees
Finding the right way out is difficult
There is often some kind of obstruction
Bluebells Northwood Dartington Devon UK
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I really like when photography becomes a painted image, when a photographer, using the basic photographic means of expression, becomes a painter 🙂
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Lovely, Paula. Keep ’em coming.
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This is a gorgeous photo – like something from one of the great impressionists.
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I always love your abstract images 🙂
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I would blend in instead of getting out. Splendid colours. Well done.
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Yes, another way of thinking!! I like it.
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This type of blur – in camera – is not easy: I know, I’ve tried it myself. Good work, Paula – it amplifies that haze of blue which is what we all love about Bluebells.
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Nice Painting…Paula..Thanks to share.
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Thank you Manisha, I presume I take it as a compliment that you think this a painting…it is in fact a photo taken with a slow shutter speed whilst moving the camera slowly up or/and down…you get many failures but sometimes a hit!
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Oh I absolutely love this, Paula! It is the sort of picture (amongst many other sorts!) that I like anyway, but you’ve produced this really well, and the colour of the bluebells is the icing on the cake! Great stuff! And Dartington reminds me of a long ago partner in Totnes – good memories, I must say. A 🙂
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Like a painting, would look great printed on canvas.
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