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08/14/2013 07:39:55 PM |
Glad you found the comment appropriate (didn't mean to have anybody almost break in tears though :) )
Certainly the words of the Baroness suits the image well, or the other way around. I always have a sinking feeling when reading that "I had a farm in Africa", what a great opening..
Beautiful photograph, I am glad it was appreciated. |
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08/13/2013 10:30:11 PM |
this works.. love the golden light... kind of a Lion King setting but the animals are in the next chapter. |
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08/13/2013 09:49:31 PM |
Beautiful shot. This initially made me think of a fictional beastie eating another - but I think that maybe they are both zebras? |
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08/13/2013 09:42:34 PM |
Good tone and color and ambiguous animal activity. voted earlier |
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08/13/2013 06:20:29 PM |
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08/13/2013 06:15:43 PM |
Nice, horse porn!
Slippy would have been pleased.
Good image too btw, and a nice story of sorts. |
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08/11/2013 10:39:26 PM |
Absolutely gorgeous color and fantastic silhouette. |
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08/11/2013 01:26:46 PM |
Lovely. I love the way the hills in the background work with the trees. |
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08/10/2013 07:58:48 AM |
That is a real nice scene. |
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08/10/2013 03:58:12 AM |
I had a farm in Africa at the foot of the Ngong Hills. [...] There was no fat on it and no luxuriance anywhere; it was Africa distilled up through six thousand feet. like the strong and refined essence of a continent. The colours were dry and burnt. like the colours in pottery. The trees had a light delicate foliage, the structure of which was different from that of the trees in Europe; it did not grow in bows or cupolas, but in horizontal layers [...]
Good job, indeed a wonderful story.. |
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08/08/2013 05:57:43 AM |
Hi-ho silver, whatta' you doing out there? LOL. Nature allowing the most beautiful acts of nature to procreate. Love the warm rich and refreshing use of a sunset to enhance the beauty of creating life for tomorrow!
Thank you for entering this wonderful work. Score 8 |
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08/07/2013 11:25:11 PM |
Dirty, dirty horses. Lovely, lovely sunset. |
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08/07/2013 12:05:33 PM |
I love how the branches on the left look like horses lying down. Beautiful tones |
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