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Published: 2006-05-31 00:58:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 489; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 77
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ok so..i know most people do not like diagonal photos...i usually do not like diagonal photos either, but i just had to post this one. I allowed my mind to think out side of the norm of photography...i dont so much like to look at this one as a landscape as i do an abstract surreal image. I dont see land as much as i see lines and color... i hope you enjoy looking at it.
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Great tones and composition; I for one dig the angle. It's a change from the norm, and I think it's always good to view everything from a different perspective now and again.
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what a wonderful picture,did u use any filter?
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nope just added a little color balance...
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i love how you take a pretty simple scenery, catch it, and do wonders with it making it magical and powerful.
When i look at this, i want to tilt my head because staring at it straight makes me think everything's just gonna slide off of it. The colors are just perfect. They're so strong and..well...colorful 
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very nice compostion with the leading lines although faint they subconsiously lead the eyes well
great strong yellows and summery color
i like the diagnol⦠gives it some mood and tension
good idea and good work!
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Diaganol really works here, brings out the lines. Good postprocessing too!
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Actually, I really enjoy diagonal shots! They kind of add an almost surreal twist to photography, when executed properly. Needless to say, this is a perfect example. I feel like I'm walking through a particularly confusing, yet delightfully intriguing dream that leads somewhere along the twisted borders of Wonderland.
There's an excellent use of colour here; the dark, sea-green hues of the sky and the rich golden grass all add really incredible depth to the image, exaggerating both highlights and shadows. And I see what you mean, with the lines and colours. The stripe of trees declaring itself boldly across the middle definitely adds to the effect, as well as the subtle splotches of reds and greens in the grass.
Nyah. xD This is, in all honesty, a beautiful piece of art as a whole, and I feel pretty lame breaking it down into components; though, some could argue, it's the nitty gritty details that make or break a masterpiece. You made a brilliant one!
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Another great image but the angle doesn't rock my boat. But I see what you were getting at in regards to lines and colours. I wonder what it would have looked like upside down.
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I am glad you made this one diagonal. Who cares what people like. You do what you like. I am glad you made it different. That appeals to me more as an appreciator of photography. Your work is wonderful! Always do what makes you happy!
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Very Cool! I am glad to hear that.
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It's funny what some people are open to, and what others don't like. I think we should all be approaching artwork with an open mind - just to give it a chance
I for one like the diagonal view here - it's neat what a simple change in perspective can do for a photo. I think that in this case it has added a nice sense of movement to a photo that would be otherwise static without that tilt. Nice!
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thank you...i also like the diagonal because it makes it turn from an ordinary landscape to a dream world that draws you in...
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