Ginals 3 by jcv2

Photography • Landscape • posted on Oct 13, 2005

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Without any grip - there are no trees around - it's not easy to keep my balance as close to the rivulet as I can, but I try, shooting these rosebay willowherb flowers once again against this background. The misty mood and the joyful blooming flowers give me just the feeling I have to make the best of this opportunity shooting pictures from different perspectives. Minolta X-700 (Fuji Sensia 100, 100 mm) Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments

Comments (45)

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joost48

2:29AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

This is a lovely nature image and photography.Well done.

ana-maria

2:36AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Fantastic nature shot again. Love the flowers and the wild water. Superb!!!

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sharky_

2:52AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Just love these pictures. Careful Buddy, it really looks like you're way out there and leaning over the edge. You are very brave. Excellent shot. Aloha

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suresh_krishna

2:56AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

One more fabulous shot. The flowers and the water lend a magical quality. The cascading waters have great impact. Vote!!

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oscilis

3:27AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Again, fantastic. A particularly beautiful wild flower. I can hear that water. Very inviting. Wish I was there today.

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tibet2004uk

4:49AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Another beautiful view and shot!

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jgkane

5:17AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

No camera shake is apparent, Jan-Carel. Great shot. Mine usually has lots of double image ( I have double vision anyway), or is out of focus. I did get a couple of decent ones recently, from aboard a boat on Lake Windermere, in the Lake District, in Cumbria, England. The movement of the boat seemed to cancel the camera shake!

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tizjezzme

5:54AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Oh my gosh, what a winner of a picture. I love this!

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nathalie06

6:18AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Ciao Jan-Carel ! Really a beautiful place, and with a so particular mood. I understand you've made so much shots on different POV. I'm shure that less than 1 our after, it was completly different ! I love the vertical of your composition, with the river, it's more impressive than the one of yesterday. This shot is more powerful. I love this place !!!! Have a good day my friend. V

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tallpindo

6:48AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

You've developed enough skills that now the dare is beyond compare.

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valere16

6:55AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Hello, still a very pretty catch of sight!

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drace68

7:31AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Oh boy, this works well.

meissner

7:47AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

nice picture again!

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hotracer2

7:49AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Beautiful shot might have done a little less brightness to bring out the flowers more, careful don't fall:):):)...V

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Akinom

9:11AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Gorgeous point of view to this most beautiful spot. Love the flowers! v*****

dragonfly2000

9:22AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Looks chilly! Great capture and comp.

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miladyblu

10:21AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Very nice shot!Superb capture!I adore this magical atmosphere between the nature! Great colors!Excellent photo!Splendid scenery!V

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mss

11:04AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

I love the shape of thr water curving into the frame then stepping down.

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rayburg

11:04AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

rapids, haze, pretty flowers..makes one awesome picture..nice work..

Tedz

11:09AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

A hit in the Mist....you have done well :]

PhotoSmith

11:48AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

You really have caught an extraordinary moment. Wonderfully scenic and perfectly captured.

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kimariehere

12:48PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

are those flowers lupin? beautiful with the flowing river ... wonderful !

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TwoPynts

1:26PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Keep you balance my friend! A wet camera is a sad camera! :) It is interesting to see how the different format changes the feel of this imagem, that is so similar to yesterdays but for the emphasis on the vertical this time. Lovely shot!

john010766

2:03PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Just watch the river, dont fall in, get a climbing rope! Nah seriously very well done, excelently executed.

donvino

2:24PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

This one looks outstanding again. Wild nature.

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