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DIVINITYDog Rocks, Batesford, Victoria
An amazing place, was lucky that there was noone else there as i'd heard that it is quite a popular area for the local photographers. Went on a ridiculously windy day, which knocked my tripod over with the camera attached - lucky nothing broke, but I learnt my lesson to hang heavier stuff off it. Was bloody freezing out there too... thermometer on my car read 5 degrees celcius...
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Great shot, love the composition.
My eye follows up the trunk of the tree, to the right along the branches, onto the cloud before dropping down to the stones and moving back left to the trunk , then a glance to the far left hand stones before returning to the base of the trunk. The whole image has been sub-consciously scanned! Perfect.
The vignette curves beautifully over the edges of the tree. The cloud fills the sky to the right of the tree, whilst the stones intrigue in the lower third of the frame. Great colors and well worth the trek and the cold. Glad you didn't break anything! 
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I can see the fresh air and the colours are feeling juicy and divine!
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Very good one.
Could you upload a higher resolution photo to use as wallpaper?
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You used the light very well here, great composition too.
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Wow, great photograph! Nicely composed & lovely light.
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lovely picture but I'm sorry 5 degrees doesn't even count as chilly!
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I hate the cold! 5 degrees is cold enough for me
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If I had the choise I'd agree but I have to remain tough because the English weather is normally 5 degrees of drizzling overcast misery!
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Oh my god... you've done it again.
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Heh thanks kristen
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Great shot. At first glance, I thought this was a famous stone circle in the English Lake District, the similarities are striking.
Well done.
Oh, and 5 degrees? Over here we call that a fairly decent summer
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I loved this place too because it did remind me of UK landscapes, which is rare in Australia
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i can feel the fresh air !
great view, great photo . . .
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Hey, man, where you been? It's so good to see something from you finally.
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Hey mate! Thanks, good to see youre still around too!
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Hey man, yeah I'm still here, check out my new work when you get the chance. O and you're kinda featured on my journal.
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God, that goes beyond "lovely" and "excellent"! Perfect lighting, perfect clarity and great atmosphere!
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Thank you justelene, always appreciate your comments
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Beautiful. The colors make it very surreal... I love it!
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the clouds frame the tree perfectly. am loving all the curves and leading lines in the image. i really don't know how you location kids do it. it's so easy to look at a pretty landscape but to take one is such a diff thing.
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very nice, place looks like and old sacred space, and the colours make it absolutely divine.
i was wondering how you could get so cold but then i guessed you must have been "down there" 
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Thank you
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well in my town, we used to have as low as -10 in winter, at times even colder. so 5 is too warm for wintertime anyway. i'm comfortable at 15-20, where i can wear light clothes. but i'm rather cold (i can always put something on) than hot, heat kills me
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Gorgeous, I absolutely adore it! 
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