Beautiful Swaziland by Meisiekind

Photography • Landscape • posted on Dec 03, 2008

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I categorized this image under landscape although the three impala were grazing in the foreground. Although insignificant in size on the image, I thought that they just bring life to the landscape behind them. This image was shot this past weekend in the Kingdom of Swaziland! Thank you for clicking into my gallery and for your very valued comments and favs on my other landscape upload of Swaziland last night! Take care Hugs, Carin xx

Comments (50)

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flora-crassella

10:25AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

really beautiful!!!! Wonderful view and picture!

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Janiss

10:25AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

Oh such marvelous landscape and adorable animals Carin!

skipper62

10:26AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

Carin, Beautiful shot. The Impala add a touch that makes the image more forceful. Great touch. Cheers, Skipper62

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jccj56

10:26AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

Awesome Scene!!

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Kaartijer

10:34AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

I thought they're regular bambies! Excellent shot, Carin! That's a very lovely view!

BorisB

10:36AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

What a gorgeous composition, wonderful!!!!

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bmac62

10:38AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

This would make a grand 500 piece picture puzzle. What depth!! How did you get those three impala to pop in just when you were ready to take your shot? The only impala in Leavenworth is the old Chevy around the corner:) Bill

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JeffG7BRJ

10:49AM | Wed, 03 December 2008

Well the three Impala make all the difference to the shot I think Carin, they give you something to soak up in the foreground to stop you drowning in the shear depth of this image. I don't normally like portrait landscapes I think its a contradiction in terms but I quite like this one and the way it is framed quite natrually by the trees. It wouldn't have worked as well in lanscape mode. Excellent work. Bravo!!!!!

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