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From the Wyre Forest, Bewdley, Worcestershirethank you for viewing this work
Simon
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thank you Dan your comments are always appreciated
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Thank you very much indeed
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As always appreciated
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Thank you so much indeed
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I love the combination of stillness and motion. Nicely done, Simon!
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Thank you that's made my day, I had not looked at it like that. Thanks my friend.
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thank you so much indeed
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Love the effect, however you did it. It is awesome. Love the mysterious feel this image has.
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Thank you so much indeed, no secrets, the photo effect was done in Topaz filters, and the conversion to B&W in nik silver efex
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Love it! a perfect image for this feel you created, black and white is stunning. Love the controls you
can have with Nik silver Efx. love how you have a very interesting view point and that you left that area sharp.
It definable draws the viewer me, into the image. Very creative.
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thank you again really appreciated, just got a book on nik filters so hopefully will get more proficient
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Excellent Work my Friend
Reminiscent of the photography of Freeman Patterson,who is a fellow New Brunswicker
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thank you my friend that truly has made my day, i have two books by him and think his work is amazing!
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You are most Welcome my Friend
I have met him a number of times and he is as nice a man as he is as skilled at Photography
He is also an excellent teacher
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Now I am jealous my friend, each time must have been a great experience.
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As always my friend thank you
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Thank you so much Jonathan appreciated as always
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Back in the '90s, I used to go there at least once a month, for a Sweat Lodge session, and this brings back that feeling one gets when coming out of the Lodge after the session 
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Thats really interesting Will, did not realise there was one. I worked in there for 3 years for the Forestry Commission, back in the days when the albino stag was there.
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Fallow Deer are often white, but not albino, having seen them there for myself. I also have a FallowΒ Doe scull, and a set of antlers from a 9yr. old Buck from Wyre.
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Now I never knew that Will, sure the ranger when I was there was Β there. Went back not long ago, it's gone very commercial in the main part. Button oak end still quiet.
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Fallow have a range of colour including Black & White. The black variety is almost entirely black with no white coloration anywhere. While the white variety can be white to sandy coloured and becomes more white at adulthood. It's a true colour variety and not albinism, which is very rare. We had two white bucks at Woburn Park, back in the late '60s, when it was a Deer Park.
Haven't been to Wyre since '94. It was a good place to be in touch with the Land.
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Will thank you again that's genuinely very interesting to read
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