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Critiques [Translate]
- Mikolaj
(4452)
- [2007-08-17 12:20]
Hello James! Very interesting place. Mysterious landscape. Very original picture. Regards!
- go2stones
(1279)
- [2007-08-17 12:33]
Incredible panorama. Everything seems so symmetrical. This shows us how time can wear away even the tallest mountains. Our Great Smoky Mountains here in the US is another example. Well done.
TFS!
Reid
- Evelynn
(14454)
- [2007-08-17 12:44]
Golly... that looks just like some deep under ocean trench. It is so interesting how straight it all is. It is a fascinating deep vista. Thanks for sharing it.
Evelynn : )
- Necipp
(100)
- [2007-08-17 13:10]
Hello James another one of your awsome travel pics showing us the beauty around the globe wish I had your job :-) It's nicely composed with good warm light and rich colours and tones tfs rgds Necip.
- joey
(24909)
- [2007-08-17 14:16]
Hi James,
an amazing sight.
Brilliant sharpness.
Well done,
Joe
- pankajbajpai
(16627)
- [2007-08-17 19:54]
hello james,
interesting shot shows such a big area, your pov is cery good, nicely composed shot, liked the natural colours, good dof,
well done,
tfs & regards
pankaj
- arfer
(0)
- [2007-08-17 20:15]
Hello James
Just marking the post for now
Rob
- gannu
(14761)
- [2007-08-17 21:00]
James, you are taking shot out of your archive. They are brilliant and lovely landscapes. Excellent Ganesh
- pablominto
(14563)
- [2007-08-18 0:14]
Hello James,
An interesting scenery!
I like the note telling about the background, good point of view to depict the phenomenon...
An image with a good educational value!
Greetings,
Pablo -
:-) OK-
- gracious
(13068)
- [2007-08-18 0:25]
Hello James,
Trully vast and spectacular view of the Ranges, good texture and pattern in such a vast view!
very good DOF, clarity and details
well composed and well seen especially that much useful notes and information about the Ranges
thanks for sharing, James
cheers and have a good weekend!
Tony
- mlines
(3116)
- [2007-08-18 1:25]
Hi James. A very good POV and excellent notes telling us what we are looking at. Very good colour and clarity. TFS. Murray.
- anel
(40574)
- [2007-08-18 4:30]
hello James,
Absolutely amazing this view. It looks like it wouldn't be on earth. Thanks also for the interesting note.
Best regards
Anne
- marhowie
(486)
- [2007-08-18 4:45]
Another very interesing post/great notes from you James.
Nice job on the scan-to-slide, with good detail, colors, and POV..They seem to extend into infinity :)
Howard
- SunToucher
(11162)
- [2007-08-19 11:45]
Hi James,
What an extreemly interesting landscape. I've never seen such natural symmetrical build landscape. If it was shot in my country, I would have said that you captured a nice photo of a dry canal.
This is just stunning to look at. Love the detailed note which gives a perfect insight of this landscape.
TFS,
Niek
- Aramok
(5166)
- [2007-08-19 11:55]
Hi James
What an amazing place. It is stunning. I don't think I have every seen anything like it. It is strange the way it repeats itself, it looks stunning.
TFS
Emma
- jmp
(8415)
- [2007-08-19 13:11]
Hi James,
This is an incredible landscape! Thumbnail at first glance look like a vehicle trak. I like the regular patterns the this view.
TFS, José M.
- Argus
(50626)
- [2007-08-21 5:58]
Hello James,
An amazing landscape looking like it was formed by a giant tractor wheel. One wonders what had caused the regular indentations during the hundreds of millions of years of erosion. Great POV and perspective composition.
TFS and best wishes, Ivan
- Alex99
(23735)
- [2007-08-29 4:14]
Hi James.
I am impressed with pictured view so much as well as with so interesting story. Excellent POV and reflection of the majesty of the Earth and Time. Perfect exposure and details of the shot. I like the composition and cropping of the image too. Great work. Bravo and TFS.
Alexei.
- lovenature
(6391)
- [2007-08-29 10:18]
Hello James
You've captured a nice aerial view of this valley. Looks like a hot day by the haze. Was this created by one of earth faults or earthquakes? I find this all very interesting. I wonder if the prehistoric Wollemi Pine tree is from this area. You have the greatest job.
TFS Janice
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