I liked the path. It reminds me of the ones I used to walk in the woods as a kid. Also makes me think that I could do a story around it. Thanks, Phoenix
I too like the Path and the aerial view of Lebanon. The later looks like something you'd find on a tourism website. And the path has a soothing feel to it. It looks as though you used a partialy opaque filter to get that fuzzy look.
The main reason I like these two is their perspective. It's an image that wouldn't be found in your average photo album. Unlike the rest, it appears as though you sought out the right vantage point for those photos.
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"I am a Canadian by birth, but I am a Highlander by blood and feel under an obligation to do all I can for the sake of the Highlanders and their literature.... I have never yet spoken a word of English to any of my children. They can speak as much English as they like to others, but when they talk to me they have to talk in Gaelic."
-Alexander Maclean Sinclair of Goshen (protector of Gaelic Culture)
I think they are great. I really like the Eire and the overview of Lebanon. Where were you to get such a beatuiful picture of the city?
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Nice pictures Phoenix, Thank you for sharing them. Anne
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“This is my simple religion. There is no need for temples; no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple; the philosophy is kindness.”
~ Dalai Lama 21st century spiritual and political leader of Tibet and Nobel Peace Prize winner (1989)
Quite nice I might have to set one of your pics of teh Emerald Isle as my wallpaper. Beautiful!
thank you for appreciating my pictures, Aaediwen havent thought any1 would like it though.. i always take pics of whatever catches my eyes, but never tried to show them to anyone..
I liked the path. It reminds me of the ones I used to walk in the woods as a kid. Also makes me think that I could do a story around it. Thanks, Phoenix
i like The Path more than anyother pic too.. i called it so coz i was imagining it as myself running to catch my last way out of the endless fear i live in before it vanishes from my sight..
I too like the Path and the aerial view of Lebanon. The later looks like something you'd find on a tourism website. And the path has a soothing feel to it. It looks as though you used a partialy opaque filter to get that fuzzy look.
The main reason I like these two is their perspective. It's an image that wouldn't be found in your average photo album. Unlike the rest, it appears as though you sought out the right vantage point for those photos.
i dont really use any kinds of filters..i'm not a professional photographer but i guess the view itself helps the picture to be so breath-taking.. i like to write a poem in my mind before taking a picture of anything..capturing the senses & pouring them words into my being...& there it goes.. i really take time to take such pictures, but they are worth it!
I think they are great. I really like the Eire and the overview of Lebanon. Where were you to get such a beatuiful picture of the city?
you mean the lebanon overview? well, thats when we went to Harissa for the Saint Mary Church,, we had to get there by telefrique..the view was very beautiful..i had to take it by my little sister's DigiCam coz i forgot mine..i still dont like the result, coz i dont believe digicams can have the same quality of ordinary ones..
Nice pictures Phoenix, Thank you for sharing them. Anne
you are welcome..Anne i'd be posting pics of Perspolis/Iran later..they arent so beautiful like irelands'! but i'm in love with them.. i tried black & white pics this time..
"The site's Iranian name is Takht-e-Jamshid, "The throne of Jamshid", a mythical King of Iran. The ancient name is "Parsa", "Pars's Town". Provincial of Fars. Altitude 1,800 meters, 60 km N-E of Shiraz.. Takht-e-Jamshid was set ablaze by Alexander the Greek (330 BC) after which only ruins have remained"