Scotney Castle

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• NonstopS (379)
• [2009-01-15 6:03]
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I love the photo.
Just a recommend
I think for the text on the frame
Font : old english text should be better.
I think you use Papyrus.

TFS

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• sjofre (897)
• [2009-01-15 6:26]
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This is a great photo. Thanks for the note.

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• glint (3604)
• [2009-01-15 6:32]
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hello Peter,
you have a nice light here. i like the colour tones of bue and grey.
Bev

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• Frieda (931)
• [2009-01-15 8:21]
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Hello Peter,
I like that old houses and castle.
Very good composition and nice soft colours.
Later I go look ad 'National trust'.
t.f.s. and the lovely picture.
Greetings,
Frieda.

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• Unicorn1 (1004)
• [2009-01-15 12:04]
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Hello Peter
Very good comp, and the blue reflection is well exposed. I think this place must change colour sometimes! As for the sky........
Regards, Leslie

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• tyro (3895)
• [2009-01-15 15:40]
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Hello, Peter.

I am sorry, but because of work and other commitments, I have had little time to comment on others' pictures or to post new ones of my own (or take any pictures, for that matter).

But this one is worth taking time out to make remarks upon. The composition is just perfect. The exposure is spot-on and it's as sharp as a pin. I love the peaceful reflections on the water too. The lovely round tower dominates the picture but the eye is drawn round to the right beyond it.

A lovely shot of a lovely place which has obviously impressed you. Perhaps you could offer your photograph to be hung in the house alongside those other artists' creations!

Kind Regards,

John.

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• Beger (19882)
• [2009-01-15 21:26]
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Hi Peter,
Beautiful point of view and use of shadows and light play!
I like this composition, using the shades to the light to reveal subtly this old architecture in its bucolic environment. Excellent reflection of the blue sky in the pond. Charming image! Annie

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• Royaldevon (16326)
• [2009-01-24 14:15]
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Hello Peter,

I'm so glad that I browsed your shots otherwise, I would have missed this.
The light is so well used, defining the contours of the castle yet contrasting with a deep shadowy hedgerow.
It is sharply focussed and the reflections are are well captured, giving a sense of depth to the calm water.

Kind regards,
Bev :-)

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• jean11-3 (4541)
• [2009-01-30 7:02]

Hello Peter, I somehow missed this one!
This looks like a very interesting place to visit.It is ceratinly photogenic.
Good PoV, the wall on the l/h side gives us our bearings and also makes a good frame for the picture.
Lovely natural colours.
Sharpness is spot-on.
Tfs, best wishes Jean.