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All greenPosted by Alphons (Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands) on 16 November 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio. Ireland
Comments (41)
Earnest from Oklahoma, United StatesIt must be difficult when the wind blows there. A wonderful capture. 16 Nov 2008 3:26pm @Earnest: I think there is always wind, much rain, an often a chill. Thanks. @Ina: Thank you for comment and visiting. @Zorilla: No, in Ireland. [In Holland we call a hill (of 300 mtrs) a mountain !!! And that's the maximum in Holland.] @Veronelle: Thank you for visiting. Wolfgang - vu@granby from Granby, Québec, CanadaQuite different from Kaatsheuvel, isn't it? A beautiful wild landscape, well presented. 16 Nov 2008 9:30pm @Wolfgang - vu@granby: Very different. Holland is known as wet but ther ALL is wet and marshy. But indeed wild and beautiful green. Thanks for comment and visiting. See you. Vinman from Clacton-on-Sea, United KingdomIt had to be either Ireland or Scotland, it's a beautiful harsh landscape. 16 Nov 2008 9:52pm @Vinman: Ireland is beautiful, but in some places WET, WET! I've seen about the same in the UK in the Moors and the Yorkshire Dales. I love it though! Thanks for visiting. ninni from Belo Horizonte, BrazilIt looks like Minas Gerais where I live. Beautiful landscape! 17 Nov 2008 12:03am @ninni: Is it as wet and marshy as there in Ireland? It is indeed a very beautiful landscape. Thank you. Bye. @akarui: Thanks again. See you. Margie from Auckland, New ZealandWell they don't call it the Emerald Isle for nothing :) 17 Nov 2008 4:14am @Margie: I can imagine. I've seen some photographs of my sons visit to New Zealand. Thank you too and see you again. Pepper from Montreal, CanadaI remember an Irish movie with same mountains and nature! It's Irish Green! Very nice :) 17 Nov 2008 4:15am @Pepper: Thank you for your comment. See you again. Paco Díaz from Palma de Mallorca, SpainGood composition and colors. Thanks for your comment. 17 Nov 2008 6:39am @Paco Díaz: Thank you too. @DaveB: I'm so sorry. I don't know it anymore. My notes are lost. Bye. @Anthony Lambert: And very wery wet. Thanks for visiting. JJ from Jersey City, United Stateswhat a contrast from the previous post, such lush greens and beautiful rolling hills, wonderful capture 17 Nov 2008 2:12pm @JJ: Very dry and very wet! Thank you for comment and visiting. gbe from kansas city, United Statesit certainly is the opposite - beautiful lush green 17 Nov 2008 2:26pm @gbe: Thanks for comment and visit. Alaukika from Pune, IndiaSuddenly the nature looks very friendly. You couldn't have gone wrong with this shot. If you can manage to take great shots the devil's backyard, then a good shot from the beautiful nature is not impossible. 17 Nov 2008 2:39pm @Alaukika: I love the contradiction between the 2 surroundings. Thanks for your friendly comment and your visit. @Marie: Merci. @Michael Skorulski: Thanks for comment and visit. zOOm from Paris, FranceI've been to Ireland in 1980... I spend a wonderful time there. Unforgettable. 17 Nov 2008 5:19pm @zOOm: Surroundings and athmosphere are indeed very special. Thanks for visiting. @Marhilde: Dank voor je bezoek. Tot ziens. Peety from Amersfoort, NetherlandsEen hele mooie foto. Ik houd van bergen. 17 Nov 2008 5:55pm @Peety: Ook bedankt. @Alun Lambert: Thanks. Paul from NetherlandsBuiten de mooie kleurtonen en het dito landschap is de zuigende werking richting de diepte erg groot en dat is knap werk Alphons! Gr. paul 17 Nov 2008 6:38pm @Paul: Leuk dat je dat ziet van het perspectief. De zuigende werking van de moerasgrond was daarnaast ook nog erg groot. Dus: natte voeten. gr. Alphons Kyle from Manhattan KS, United StatesHow beautiful and yes, very green. Looks a bit like Scotland! 17 Nov 2008 6:42pm @Kyle: Indeed it's very "Scottish", as wet even so. Kathryn from Warburton, Australiagorgeous landscape! were you up high in the hills where you took this? 17 Nov 2008 6:55pm @Kathryn: I don't know the height really, I do think a 800 mtrs. or so. @Maramy: Thanks. See you again. Observing from West Cheshire, United KingdomYou had me wondering :) a green El Teide. 17 Nov 2008 10:54pm @Observing: It indeed looks like a big old volcano. (I don't think it is). Thanks. See you again. Denise from Perry, United StatesThink of the photosynthesis occurring here ! So nice and green!!!! 18 Nov 2008 12:51am @Denise: Thanks Ireland! Thank you for visiting. See you. One from Açores, PortugalWhat a wonderful scene !! A place very similar to that in which I live. 18 Nov 2008 2:42am @One: I hope it's not so wet and cold windy. Thanks for visiting. @Charles: Thanks for visiting. See you again. @Elisa: Thanks for visiting. Linerberry from Sumner, Christchurch, New ZealandWonderful capture and superb composition! Lovely vibrant green:-) 18 Nov 2008 5:33am @Linerberry: Thank you for your comment and visiting. Bye. Steve Rice from Olympia, United StatesDon't they call it the Emerald Isle? I can see why. Good one. 18 Nov 2008 6:30am @Steve Rice: Thank you for visiting. Bye. @ONOJI: Thank you for your comment and visit. See you again. Peter Knoop from Antwerp, BelgiumFantastisch landschap. Wil ik ook wel eens naartoe! 18 Nov 2008 3:29pm @Peter Knoop: Zeker doen als je de kans hebt. De Zuid-West (Ring of Kerry) niet overslaan. Fantstische kusten. Bedankt voor je bezoek. Andrew Gould from Sydney, AustraliaAs you say in your note, this is a total contrast to the previous posts. Lovely shades of green in this pleasant composition. 18 Nov 2008 8:24pm @Andrew Gould: Thank you for your comment. @mohkum: Thanks for your comment and visit. See you again. djedfre from schaumburg, United Stateswow! looks like a much older eruption that's had plenty of time to 'mend'... 19 Nov 2008 10:24pm @djedfre: Yes, it looked so to me. But i think there were no volcano's in Ireland, or..? shoti from Everywhere in the, Philippinesnice shot.. the landscape is beautiful.. but I think it would be better if the sky is not overexposed.. I prefer blue:D just some constructive criticism:D 20 Nov 2008 9:40am @shoti: I agree with your remarks. But don't know how to make it better, yhen alone painting it in Photoshop. Thanks for your criticism and visit. Bye. @PD: Thanks for visiting. See you again. Dane- Alivia from ST-Etienne, FranceQuel panorama, quel cirque de montagnes, quelles immensités vertes, un paysage grandiose pour une excellente photo découverte et dépaysement... 25 Nov 2008 7:41pm @Dane- Alivia: Merci beaucoup pou votre compliment. Irelande c'est magnifique (et mouillé). |