my home town (Selkirk)

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• teamill (5280)
• [2009-08-11 9:52]
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Hi Bryan, what a lovely, picturesque spot you live in!! Wow!
I like your crop here .. rule of thirds nicely followed. Colors are great and nice depth also. Great shot. Thanks for showing us your home town!
Trudy

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• barsanyi (901)
• [2009-08-11 10:12]
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Hi Bryan,
y eyes are accustomed to flat plain, the landscape is beautiful. Good shot. Just be glad that such a beautiful area you live. Congratulates Sandor.

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• andrzej (6082)
• [2009-08-11 10:33]
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Hi Bryan
Beautiful picture,beautiful place !
Very nice natural colours,great sharpnes,good light and shadow.
TFS
Regards
Andrzej

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• korbee (13689)
• [2009-08-11 10:37]
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The kind of lanscape reminding to James Harriot,Dr Siegfried Farnon and his silly brother,love it Bryan.

jan

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• Farukmey (2408)
• [2009-08-11 10:37]
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Hello Bryan

very nice landscape picture.
Excellent colors and sharpness
Regards

Faruk

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• ShellyOB (2829)
• [2009-08-11 11:06]
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Beautiful shot, Bryan,
I love the light and shadow patterns made by the clouds. Lovely light and color, splendid wide view, and there are such wonderful patterns of different colors and shades. That's a beautiful place to call home. Many thanks and kindest wishes,
Shelly

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• Juliet (13588)
• [2009-08-11 11:08]
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Hi Bryan,
A very beautiful scene. I love the color contrasts and rolling hills. Nice clarity and such blue skies. Well presented and nicely composed. TFS Julie

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• parasbhalla (6867)
• [2009-08-11 11:36]
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Hi Bryan,

Very impressive shot of this beautiful Scottish landscape!
The clouds bringing partial shadows to the landscape, makes this picture very interesting. The colors are so natural with great sharpness where a wonderfully chosen POV make it a great capture. Very well seen!
I especially like the harmony between green, white and blue colors. Your note is informative indeed. Well done!

thanks and regards,
Paras Bhalla

PS: Pardon me for not awarding any points to this wonderful picture as I am finished with my daily point-limit, please bear with me!

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• bri (2437)
• [2009-08-11 11:55]
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Hi Bryan,
Beautiful countryside and a shot to match. The different shades of green across the course, agricultural land and hills has came out great in this picture, the bushes in the foreground give a great focal point to draw you in and the clouds give a relaxing feel. Great shot.
Bri

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• john1 (1654)
• [2009-08-11 14:12]
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hi bryan,

Very nice landscape picture, great natural colors & sharpness.
Good shot.
Regards
John

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• chendis (5351)
• [2009-08-12 0:45]

Hi Bryan
Beautiful landscape
rich green and beautiful clouds
good sharpness and POV
what a grate place!

Have a good day!
Oana

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• urs0114 (4906)
• [2009-08-12 2:28]

Salut Bryan.
Très belle nature représenté dans cette composition aux couleurs parfaites.
Le point de prise de vue est aussi parfait et montre un beau coin de Scotland.
Merci du partage.
Bonne journée.
Urs

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• suzy (4340)
• [2009-08-12 2:29]

Hi Bryan,

must say you have a beautiful home town, very spectacular scene.. amazing colors, the vivid green hills and fields all over the place, the fresh natural ambiance, superb depth and the clouds formation looks really awesome... must be great for walks...

tfs and best wishes
suzy

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• John_F_Kennedy (10325)
• [2009-08-12 6:11]

Good composition! Beautiful colours and contrast! Interesting place.
Best wishes,
Achim

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• Jonela (2779)
• [2009-08-12 9:07]

Hi Bryan,

Were you at the sixth hole when you took this, the colours are very lush the view is tremendous nice shades and tones a really good shot your having fun with your new toy well done.

Regards
Jon

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• rewshearer (20936)
• [2009-08-12 15:28]
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This looks like a peaceful and picturesque part of the world, and I can see why someone from the UK might feel at home in NZ, there are definite similarities to the light and landscape.

Nice ratio of sky to land and a good capture of the village nestled in the dip in the land. I'd have been interested to see this done as a large panorama, obviously cropped at the bottom somewhat!

Rew