The Tea Garden by alhak

Photography • Historical • posted on Apr 16, 2008

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Almost the same shot as yesterday, but I wanted to show you what the moss on the tables looked like. Usually it is more thickly covered than this and so are the stools, I guess it is the tourist season and they cleaned them off some. My friend Andrew seems to have discovered something in the water.....show you tomorrow! Thanks for the favs and comments on this series so far, glad you are all enjoying them.

Comments (21)

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billcody

3:13AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

A wonderful place, thanks for sharing again! It remains me at South America, it looks like something inside a novel by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.... 5++

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olivier158

3:23AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

thanks for showing the original... it's interesting and it helps to understand your treatment and feeling.

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ledwolorz

4:01AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Beautiful garden and fantastic photo.

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CavalierLady

6:34AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Very nice to see the comparison in color. Love the moss covered tables and the stairwell going right down into the water. Like a mystical place appearing through the mists of time!

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durleybeachbum

7:22AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

I prefer it in colour! Superb.

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awjay

8:37AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

wonderful table cloth

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PR0XIM0

9:33AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Beautiful shot

MrsLubner

10:20AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Oh, I do love that rich green moss! How very lovely. Great shot and can't wait to see what's in the water...

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Janiss

10:28AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Oh Sue, wonderfull place and I like very much this treatment... superb!

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JeffG7BRJ

10:49AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

It looks just as good in colour as it does in sepia, a magical mystical place Sue. I can imagine sitting here with tea and crumpets on a lazy sunny afternoon watching that fantastic waterfall. I don't supose it was that fantastic though when the place was built? I don't think the level would have ben that high. It's a wonderful tour you are taking us on, I can't wait for the next instalment. Superb work and series. Bravo!!!!! Have you thought about the postcards yet?

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TwoPynts

11:07AM | Wed, 16 April 2008

It looks so different in color, vibrant and alive. I like both methods...

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Bossie_Boots

3:02PM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Omg incredible capture wowwwww !!!!

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Mad-Mike

5:08PM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Very beautiful photo darlin! ;-)

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lizzibell

5:24PM | Wed, 16 April 2008

Beautiful place...

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jocko500

6:05PM | Wed, 16 April 2008

a rich green too. wonderful. oh I do like green tea with honey

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NekhbetSun

8:09AM | Thu, 17 April 2008

Really pretty !

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auntietk Online Now!

10:21AM | Thu, 17 April 2008

I'm really loving this series, my friend. With every post, you fire my imagination! Beautiful work.

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Cytisus

8:53PM | Thu, 17 April 2008

Awesome shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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sharky_

1:42AM | Fri, 18 April 2008

Nice shot. Aloha

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MaraP

8:01AM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Amazing place!!

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three_grrr

10:43PM | Thu, 24 April 2008

Too bad they undid all of that hard work Mother Nature put into padding the table and the benches with moss. I love when moss takes over and softens everything. Great capture!