Bird Pond by anahata.c

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jun 21, 2012

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Photo near home made to look like an etching (Please Zoom) Thanks for all your wonderful visits Mark NOTE: I posted the Original of this here...

Comments (13)

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beachzz

2:20AM | Thu, 21 June 2012

B&W gives this a timeless feel, as though it were a foto found in a box and retouched to bring it back. I can almost see a man and woman in a rowboat slowly floating along the water. She would have a sweet parasol and they would have a picnic somewhere along the bank. What a great shot!!

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durleybeachbum

4:38AM | Thu, 21 June 2012

Indeed it does! I love these places in cities, room to breathe and get calm again.

alanwilliams

5:00AM | Thu, 21 June 2012

peacefully beautiful

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alida

7:18AM | Thu, 21 June 2012

wonderful

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magnus073

7:35AM | Thu, 21 June 2012

What a simply beautiful photo Mark, and very clever of you to notice how much it does look like an etching. This is one of those photos that is literally loaded with detailing, and almost too much to take in at first glance. An image like this is meant to be studied closely in order to pick out all of the hidden gems within. Thanks for making my day a little brighter ;)

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romanceworks

10:46AM | Thu, 21 June 2012

Very interesting effect on this lovely photo. And what a lovely escape to nature. CC

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helanker

1:26PM | Thu, 21 June 2012

Now, here I shouldnt have read what Marilyn wrote LOL! Now I see it too. It is a mighty beautiful effect you gave this shot. And I have seen severel shot of that place and they are also very beautiful like this one. It is almost impressionistic and the composition is just perfect for a painting.

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LivingPixels

2:18PM | Thu, 21 June 2012

I like both each for their own kind of effect but the etched effect appeals to me more for the impact created by sharpening the detail it gives it a more appealing dimension! more drawing power it makes you just want to get involved in the journey into the image, whereas the other is colourful and painterly and a nice resting place for the eyes. You did great on both works my friend!!

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