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Serene by Peter Ansara
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15/04 2012
09:28
Suzanne Tanswell
Pete, this is stunning!! Dali would be inspired from it. I love the parallels and reflections. Well done and many thanks for your visit to my gallery and for you addition. -
01/03 2012
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16/02 2012
12:45
Chris Whitaker
Wicked shot Pete, you know, i can see a huge dead vulture lying in the water in this shot... ( or is it my crazy mind?? ) -
13/02 2012
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06/02 2012
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Charlotte Andersen
Beautiful scenery, love the reflections. I so envy you being close to scenes like this. -
06/02 2012
07:30
Charlotte Andersen
Beautiful scenery, love the reflections. I so envy you being close to scenes like this. -
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03/02 2012
03:49
Jeremy White
Crikey the reflections are simply crystal Pete! The haze around the island and the delicate clouds in the bg add a perfect balance to it all. -
03/02 2012
12:29
Sjoerd B
Stunning. Perfect POV and 3D effect.The lead in to the subject is spot on and the colours, light, reflections are all awesome. -
03/02 2012
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01/02 2012
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John Hampsey Pettigrew
hi pete the background is a piece of landscape fabric attached to a fixture at work,i usually put the plants on an upside down pot,light is natural light taken in the greenhouse,i use a filter called defog to take the texture out of the background -
01/02 2012
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01/02 2012
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Brian Slade
Brilliant use of selective colour (superb to the eye).....wonderful brush work too in reference to the treatment. The photography side of the image though really stands out on it's own Peter! Excellent all round work on this beautiful capture....well done indeed! -
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31/01 2012
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Unni Williams
quite outstanding depth of field here Peter, other than a very good shot this to me has an incredible feel of 3d, it is so special -
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Fraser McCallum
There's a striking subtlety about this that makes you look and look and keep looking. Incredible work. -
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