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The LizardPosted by Alun (cheshire, United Kingdom) on 6 February 2009 in Landscape & Rural. Taken from Lizard point Cornwall
Comments (26)
Linerberry from Sumner, Christchurch, New ZealandAhh thought I'd been there! Great shot Alun! 6 Feb 2009 6:02am Marie LC from Voiron, FranceLove Cornwall. I hope to come back in next july. Beautiful composition 6 Feb 2009 6:33am Anthony Lambert from Bielefeld, GermanyIts not fair !!!! "I ´CAN`T SEE ANY LIZARD" not even a slow worm or a turtle or an alligator, nothing............. 6 Feb 2009 9:56am @Anthony Lambert: He He He, very funny. Earnest from Oklahoma, United StatesGlad to see some shots near sea level, Alun... Great view. 6 Feb 2009 12:58pm DaveB from Exeter, United KingdomNice coastal shot Alun, its a beautiful spot down there! 6 Feb 2009 1:15pm Cheryl from Texas, United StatesI see a lizard, on that ramp going down into the sea!! awsome looking place, great composition. I especially like that you included people to put everything into scale. well done 6 Feb 2009 1:28pm @Cheryl: Thank you very much Cheryl bluechameleon from Vancouver, CanadaBeautiful scenery, what a location! I really like the rickety looking ramp against this sea and landscape. 6 Feb 2009 1:58pm Jeff from Pembroke Dock, Wales., United KingdomThe old Lizard Lifeboat Station..Well shot Al,i'd like to see a picture of the slipway taken from the beach. 6 Feb 2009 2:02pm @Jeff: thanks, but sorry i didn't take on e from there EYES WIDE SHUT from United KingdomHa ha still laughing at Anthony's comment! A cracking shot, Alun, superbly composed and captured. The inclusion of people really focuses on the vast scale here. Brilliant 6 Feb 2009 2:32pm @EYES WIDE SHUT: Thanks very much Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, BC, CanadaPaul is right. The people really gives a great sense of scale. I suppose the ramp is so the lizard can climb out more easily. 6 Feb 2009 4:25pm Richard_Irwin from Belper, United KingdomNice to see this wide shot, bringing in the scale of the seascape with the people on the rocks below. 6 Feb 2009 4:44pm @Richard_Irwin: cheers Richard Cricket from Huntsville, United StatesLovely shot. I have to agree with everyone above that the people captured in the picture displays the enormity of the setting. 6 Feb 2009 4:47pm @grouser: cheers grouser Lorraine from Gatineau, CanadaWow would I love to be a lizard right now....stunning! 6 Feb 2009 5:53pm Stephen Phillips from San Francisco, United StatesI love the mighty structures with which man attempts to tame the sea. This seems a good case in point, Alun. Nicely seen. I love the folks on the beach - it gives this place the scale it needs. 6 Feb 2009 7:05pm PD from Overland Park, Kansas, United StatesNice shot!! I like the crumbling tramway trestles... what was this used for? 6 Feb 2009 9:16pm @PD: This was for launching lifeboats, but old now bronzebilly u.k. from Barry,Vale of Glamorgan, United KingdomGreat scale on this shot Alunbach.. 7 Feb 2009 12:16am @bronzebilly u.k.: Thanks for the visit, always go to get your comments, are you ready for the start of the six nations Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United StatesI do love the old villages etc of the UK... even this boat ramp looks SO interesting... 7 Feb 2009 2:46am One from Açores, PortugalMagnificent shot ! 7 Feb 2009 3:37am DarkElf from Perth, Australiaexcellent composition! great depth of field that allows us to see every details throughout the frame... 7 Feb 2009 8:49am Ronnie 2¢ from London, United KingdomSure is like turning back the clock down that way . . you caught the feeling well here. 8 Feb 2009 4:29pm @Ronnie 2¢: Thanks very much Ronnie for all of your comments Andrew Gould from Sydney, AustraliaThe rocks and landscape make for a charming shot, full of character. Very well done. (Another place I'd love to stroll around with the camera.) 10 Feb 2009 9:57am |