Moet & Chandon's Vines

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• MLINES (6327)
• [2006-08-06 4:40]

Hi Janice, This is a good realistic panarama of this lovely part of the world. Your note, as always is highly informative and interesting. The Yarra Valley along with the Barossa Valley in South Australia and the Hunter Valley in NSW are all enjoyed for their wine and all good to visit. TFS. Murray.

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• tcenger (98)
• [2006-08-06 5:06]

Very informative note, tfs! your photograph has great sharpness and the different layers of the vines, trees, mtn range and clouds make for a very interesting composition. great job!

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• wishnugaruda (12004)
• [2006-08-06 5:20]

Hi Janice,
such a beautiful view, I like this shot very much, also the format, thanks
Sabine - wishnugaruda

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• ben-u-ron (4031)
• [2006-08-06 5:33]

Hi, Januce, how are you?
Liked to see this photo, very beautiful place!

Cheers,
Carla

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• Patricia (3384)
• [2006-08-06 6:17]

Excellent Panarama Janice. Very good POV and well presented. Very interesting information too-as always!
TFS
Cheers,
Pat.

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• mjdundee (3296)
• [2006-08-06 6:22]

Hello Janice,
Ah - a famour wine tour was the reason for Kiwis to visit Australia. Not a bad idea.
If you ever come to Germany I can show you some really nice place within 1 hours drive from Frankfurt Airport. It is called Rheinhessen and has lots of little villages living in and from growin wine for centuries. Nice compo and framing in your post. Compehensive note. TFS Thomas

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• lucbus (10464)
• [2006-08-06 10:57]

Hi Janice,
Very beautiful photo with these lines of vines leading us to this superb landscape in the back with these mountains. Very well done.
Regards.
Luc

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• ruudblok (21123)
• [2006-08-06 11:12]

Like the wine like the view
Ruud

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• cleocat (4228)
• [2006-08-06 11:52]

I like the different blue colours in the mountains. The clouds add a dramatic effect. Good contrast with green grass and the vineyard that is ready for a new cycle of growing wonderful bubbly. Must say I'm very common, prefer the sweeter sparkling wines to the real champagne.

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• Dingo (11482)
• [2006-08-06 14:58]
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A beautiful landscape, Janice, and thanks for using a panoramic format here... the best way to show a lovely scenery IMO.
Well done, TFS

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• Janone (17459)
• [2006-08-06 18:05]

Cheers.! Good wine shot. Janice.
Jan

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• cstathoulis (13307)
• [2006-08-06 18:17]
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Hi Janice,

You said it right, "the Best Bubbly" :)) Great POV of the vineyard. I should make a note to visit this place with Helen during our trip!.. :))

Well seen & composed
Constantinos

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• Dawn (15819)
• [2006-08-06 19:33]
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Great photo Janice, it reminds me of one that David (refugee) took down in the Nelson area..and posted some months back now. probably last year... looks similar.. great POV and clarity..
Could be a New Zealand scene..but im sure our wine tastes much better!!.. he he..

Cheers Dawn.

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• evildrako (2320)
• [2006-08-07 4:51]

hi janice,
beautiful wide shot.
I love the colors, framing and composition
Great pov, and dof.
Excellant job
Greetings
hichem

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• puffy (16543)
• [2006-08-07 6:15]

Beautiful shot Janice... what a great composition... just wonderful, wish I was there too... hahahaha.... what a lots of note you got here, I hope you didn't stay there and copy note? :P kidding, learn something from you today...:) Great note and great shot my friend, thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sweety

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• Refugee (24108)
• [2006-08-07 14:39]

Hello Janice,

Lovely view of that part of Victoria. I can't say that I visited that particular winery, back in the 70's I was more into the ports. Good POV with the diagonal of the grass in the foreground and the opposite diagonals of the trellising and a fine view of the 'Divide'. TFS,
David
Many thanks for your comment on
Pondering

The troop numbers about 30 Janice. They have a large enclosure which I believe cost somewhere in the vicinity of $750,000 to build. Lots of rocks, waterfalls and little creeks for them to swim in.

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• JohnTulip (36186)
• [2006-08-07 19:39]

Hello Jancie
Again one of your super shots! TFS and I like it
John

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• uranium (870)
• [2006-08-07 20:40]

Hi Janice,
Good wide photo,
I like wide cropped photos and this one is cute.

Thanks,

Ali...

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• Emma (8670)
• [2006-08-09 17:36]
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Hello Janice,
Very beautiful shop,gread composed.Good contrast and colours.
Best regards.
Eva

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• Mitra (7204)
• [2006-08-10 18:55]

Great shot Janice. I thought it's a panorama shot. Great colors, beautiful sky & clouds. Perfect.
Mitra

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• drymd29 (7595)
• [2006-08-12 3:28]

Wonderful 'low' view; as if taken from the grass. I love the alternating seeing lines through the 'vines' (dicionary word).
I count 6 piled layers of different landscape textures in a very panoramic view; astonishing Janice. Good work again. The wine farmer can stick this around the bottle.
Huub

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• runnerduck (763)
• [2006-08-17 14:37]

This is a beauty. Just look at those mountains in the bg, stunning! And the clouds just nudging the top of them.
A lovely shot Janice, and I hope you enjoyed the bubbly, what a treat!
Thanks for sharing.

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• k-2 (2647)
• [2007-11-04 10:18]

Scenery and geometries well seen. TFS. K2

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• caesarP (2055)
• [2008-06-03 14:00]
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Hello Janice,
great pov, colors, scenery and sharpness.
I thought that the grape for champagne could only be grown in a Champagne region near Paris.
Hm...........
Regards Caesar

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• mortcdz (5389)
• [2008-06-03 15:10]

Lovely landscape shot - great contrast in the colours and really sharp details. I like the feeling of there being the 5 distinct layers to this picture.
Thanks for sharing
Mark