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Looking east from Bourtonbridge Drove on Queen’s Sedge Moor: sunshine on dew-soaked grass, and a dark bank of fog in the backdrop.
Earlier morning dew images are here: 1 .
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Technique: Z 6 with 70-300 Nikkor lens used in DX (= APS-C) format to give 450mm; 400 ISO; Lightroom, using the Standard V2 picture control; Queen’s Sedge Moor, on the Somerset Levels; 26 Apr 2019.
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Super pretty scene, Adrian! Love the light. 🙂
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Sheila, thank you so much! A 🙂
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Paula says foreboding; I say inviting. Vive la difference. I want to go through that gate. . . Inviting. . .
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Yes, as always, vive la difference, never a truer word(s) said, we are all different in all things, we are all individuals, and that makes for a wonderful richness and diversity.
And I like the idea of going through that gate. I tend not to think in that way but I know that many others do, and its a valuable insight. >>> oh, and a sky for you this morning!!! A 🙂
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I must have had a bad dream as when I look as this photo again I indeed think it is lovely and inviting !!
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Good! >>> our viewpoints can change with “fresh eyes!.
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Beautiful shot!
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Thank you so much – glad it gets to you! 🙂
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Beautiful as well as dark and full of foreboding. Stunning shot.
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Glad it gets to you, Paula, thank you. A 🙂
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Bloomin’ heck – that’s gorgeous. Love everything about it: the soft muted colours; the greyness of the sky contrasting with the light on the grass – a suggestion of bleakness passing; the dark lines of the fence – open and ready to admit all who want to enter the loveliness beyond.
Wonderful work, my friend (wish I had taken this photo 🙂 )!
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Wow, that’s quite an endorsement, my friend, thank you very much! You have given a wonderfully detailed and informative appraisal. I love light, and here is light being looked at with x9 magnification.
Did an early morning in the city this morning, feel shattered; so having Duvel, intravenously, in my right leg … 😉 …
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“Walk me out in the mornin’ dew my honey
Walk me out in the mornin’ dew today
I’ll walk you out in the mornin’ dew my honey
I guess it doesn’t matter anyway
Well I guess it doesn’t matter anyway, no no
I guess it doesn’t matter anyway”… Fine shot!; Cheers for the weekend!
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Love the singing – have you been at the Edam again, or was it the Citra, or the catnip??? Whatever, many thanks, my friend >>> and yes, a very good weekend to you too! Did an early morning trip to the city today and feel shattered now, but the Duvel is pulsating – positively glowing – in the fridge and I know that all will be OK again a little later!!! 😉 😉 😉
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😃🍻✋
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