I love the detail and the unhurried, sleepy quality of this Mexican scene. I’m not sure whether the amount of detail removes it from the “Landscape ” category or not.
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A good vista … nice!
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Thanks, Jamie.
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You need things up close to view the expanse of your landscape. 😀
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I’ll look for some, Cee.. They just didn’t happen to be in these shots…I know they don’t illustrate your lessons. I also looked for that tunneling effect which is so effective in your photos… Just didn’t find any in my photos. I think mainly because I take landscapes primarily at the beach where it is pretty open… Gonna go on a hunt through my photos and see if I have any!
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Actually, you can just crop it so the guy on the donkey and the dogs are at the front of the picture. That would add perspective. Also, it would look nice.
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I have another version of the photo cropped like that but unfortunately the focus isn’t good enough to make it effective..So I went with the landscape/storytelling view. I was taking the photo through the windshield while driving, so conditions weren’t ideal.
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Such a beautiful and inspiring photo, I can see stories lurking from every corner, asking to be writen!
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I know… I love the horse, man, dogs, cows,bicycle–it’s like everything that can move down this road is moving down it at the same time–and me behind them in the car.
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