St Aldhems Head

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• schnoopie (666)
• [2008-04-13 13:59]

Hi Paul,
very nice landscape shot with great colors.
Very nice POV
TFS Tatjana

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• goldyrs (4250)
• [2008-04-13 14:13]

There you go again, Paul...;)
Anything you point your lens at turns to gold, figuratively...
Awesome shot, wish I could achieve this amount of perfection!
Thanks a lot!
Cherrs!
Goldy

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• Juyona (12963)
• [2008-04-13 14:13]

Hola amigo Paul,
precioso panorama,
hermosos colores y buenos detalles.
composición y pov.
saludos

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• Jamesp (13406)
• [2008-04-13 15:27]

Hi Paul

A great composition from an unusual POV with good colour and superb detail. It looks more like the Yorkshire Dales than Dorset! Well observed and captured.

James

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• eqshannon (18103)
• [2008-04-13 17:19]

Now this is super geology Paul...I mean..it looks like one of a variety of places I have seen but to be there and see in context is very good...It adds one more thing for me to search for on the net..You shall soon come up to James on this geology "stuff". My wife is the "know it all", and she comes in sometimes to let me know what I am seeing...She likes this shot as well..
Bob

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• Gert-Paassen (4113)
• [2008-04-13 22:35]

Hi Paul,

Interresting place, beutiful colors and pov.
Much details in this picture from the rocks.
The cliffs are very high in England.

regards Gert

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• SelenE (11684)
• [2008-04-14 0:37]

Hi Paul,
Very nice landscape capture with very good use of the filters. Colors and lighting are beautiful. I liked your POV and the composition a lot. TFS
Have a nice week
Selen

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• Karin (2089)
• [2008-04-14 5:05]

Hi Paul,
I´m feeling dizzy when looking at this. Fabulous POV and great depht with very sharp details. Looks like no fun to get down, I mean you can´t look around while walking!
Great shot and very well done, worth the effort as you say.
TFS

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• joey (18351)
• [2008-04-14 5:13]

Hello Paul,
a technically perfect shot!
The diagonal edge of the cliff and rough triangle of blue sky are excellent!
Fabulous saturated colours and great contrast.
Very sharp and crisp.
I like the WS photo too.
Well done mate!

Joe

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• Heaven (2827)
• [2008-04-14 5:38]

Hi Paul!

This could almost be a picture of my homeland... the perspective of the wide angle lens gives the impression of a mountain landscape. The eye is conducted to the pass, following this perspective and its lines. I also like the wild aspect of that place and the fresh colours.

Kind regards

Markus

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• gannu (9534)
• [2008-04-14 10:30]

Hello paul, WOW what a nice landscape scene here.Excellent sharp focus and great lighting. Ganesh

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• matatur (2388)
• [2008-04-14 11:32]

A fine wide angle shot of beautiful limestone formations with some contrasting greenery Paul, the contrast provided by the dark blue sky is achieved with some help from the polariser, no doubt. Altogether a beautiful composition, also that of the WS, my friend.
Cheers,
Mehmet

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• lawbert (0)
• [2008-04-14 13:04]

Hello Paul
Its nice not to see you about to tumble off a cliff or get consumed by a rogue wave!!
Maybe a rockfall on this one!!
Joking to one side this is a fantastic scene and one not open to many eyes as you say so its a treat for us for you to post it..Photographically perfect..nowt to say on that!!
and fantastic that you saw a herd of roe deer there.
All the best Fella
Paul

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• gerbilratz (3110)
• [2008-04-14 13:16]

Hi Paul, great perspective, literally a different view on things. technically spot on, the diagonal strike of rock is really excellent and the fine details on the foreground just make this a perfect shot. really good work. tfs and regards h

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• gracious (11359)
• [2008-04-14 21:47]

Hello Paul,
You had shown us how majestic is the height of the Head!
the angle of the sun makes this place so beautiful
very good colour contrast between the blue sky and the rocks here
well done
many thanks for the sharing
Tony

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• jignasi (8466)
• [2008-04-15 13:19]

Da impresión de dinamismo Paul y quizá también algo de vértigo. Esas lentes gran-angulares y también el ángulo de disparo elegido crean esas sensaciones. Realismo en los colores y en la luz.
Bonito trabajo.
Un abrazo: J. Ignasi

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• CENT-TRETZE (996)
• [2008-04-15 13:50]

Hi Paul:

This is a wonderful overview of this very rocky mountain, as well desperendimientos said to be very common and dangerous. Better watch from afar or with this picture so well documented with the explanation that makes us.

A good job friend.

Greetings

Josep

Thank you for your welcome my 200 th photography.

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• Mana (15812)
• [2008-04-15 22:00]

Hi Paul,
Wonderful shot and a great view. Very neat and sharp image with clear details. Lovely colours and the sky looks fantastic. Superb light and exposure handling and you present this great view with a fine DOF and a well chosen POV. Very nicely composed. Kudos.
TFS.
Sumon

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• Silvio2006 (22180)
• [2008-04-16 5:58]

Hi Paul, great POV for this superb mountain view with splendid colors, great DOF and good exposure, very well done, ciao Silvio

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• NinaM (4405)
• [2008-04-16 15:11]

You're a great accomplished photographer and I mean it. This is a stunning shot of rocks and angles, with a superb perspective leading the eye into the sky. Wow! Fantastic and thank you!

Francine

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• John_F_Kennedy (2585)
• [2008-04-17 2:24]

Nice rock formation well captured. The light under the blue sky is great. Well done
Best wishes,
Achim

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• anel (7662)
• [2008-04-17 4:43]

Hello Paul,
Magnificent and impressive these rocks. You have chosen also an interesting point of view. I also appreciate your workshop picture taken from another side.
Thanks and best regards
Anne

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• Argus (21879)
• [2008-04-17 6:54]

Hello Paul,
This view leads us to imagine the hazardous trip down in order to take this shot. It must have been worthwhile, both for this shot and the experience.
Great POV, perspective and composition with the diagonal limestone crags.
Thanks for sharing this fine image and the WS + note.
Ivan

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• gondox (1063)
• [2008-04-17 13:11]

Hi Paul!

The whole scene makes me feel dizzy because of the pov! You caught it very well. The shape of the sky is very unique. It's wonderful how rocks go from small to large.

Sorry for being so short, for a few weeks it will remain because of work. TFS!

Best regards,
Andor

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• uleko (22222)
• [2008-04-18 11:41]

Hello Paul,
Very beautiful view of these limestone rocks from a fine low POV. It almost looks as if you've tilted the image for effect but I'm sure you haven't! Excellent DOF and beautiful colours in this excellent composition.
TFS and regards, Ulla

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• Bass (465)
• [2008-04-18 17:31]

Hi Paul,
I haven´t been in TN for a while... now i´m back.
I like this post, has a very original POV. Of course, colours and details are great. And the DOF is nice too. Seems a nice place for hiking!
The place remembers me a place close to my home in patagonia called "Valle encantado", with similar rocks formations, volcanic ones. Are this volcanic too?
TFS this great place.
have a nice day!
Brenda

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• vanderschelden (25525)
• [2008-04-21 7:53]

Hello Paul,
Going out was really going in apparently.
Beautiful! Do like the compo and colours. The polarizer and the grad were very effective tools here.
Excellent depth and depth of field as well. For example I like the sharp foreground rock to the left.
Well done
TFS
Annick

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• kmr13777 (541)
• [2008-04-27 5:15]

Hi Paul,
Love this shot for the nice and bright colors and a beautiful sky. Great composition.

TFS
Kirti