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All content copyright Gabriola Daily Photo 2008-2013. Absolutely NO PERSONAL OR COMMERCIAL USE of text or images without written permission. Archival fine art prints are available, please inquire. This page scans best with Firefox and your viewing experience will be considerably enhanced by clicking on the images to see them enlarged. Thanks for looking.
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November
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- Foggy Day On Harrison Way
- Autumn Leaves
- Skywatch Friday #6
- Rope Swing At Whalebone Beach
- Contemplation Station
- Here Comes The Sun
- Oddshots Monday > Straws
- Stairs At High Tide
- Heading Home
- Skywatch Friday #5
- Artworks
- Wednesday Walkers
- Petroglyph
- Oddshots Monday > Up A Tree
- Poets Everywhere!
- ABS
- Skywatch Friday #4
- Mystery SUV
- Green Bikes Project
- Remembrance Day
- Oddshots Monday > Squish Squish
- Silva Bay From The Air
- Rhonda The Roxy Girl Redux
- Architrave
- Fall Fair 2008
- Beaver Pond at the Commons
- Happy Farmer
- No Hunting
- The Minister's Daughter
- Back To The Future
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4 comments:
Wood, stone and grasses give me a physical reaction of pleasure, Snapper. The exactness of the printing puts into relief the line of the stone. The tufts and the pebbles surround abutt it perfectly.
And what a nice size you have choosen ... ooooh ...
Only you my friend could make this work. Very nice.
V
I deploy the wide angled crop mainly for sport work or obviously the obligatory landscape shot. Works perfectly in this tight shot though, very intenese. A bugger to print though.
Architrave is a very pleasing word.
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