The Great Vine

by Ted Anderson

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Uploaded	March 16, 2012
Taken	March 30, 2011
Make	Nikon Corporation
Model	NIKON D40X
Exposure	1/160 sec at f/3.5
Flash	Flash, Auto-Mode, Return light detected
Focal Length	19 mm
ISO	100

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11 responses

Susan B. Griffith said (16 Mar 2012):
This is phenomenal in black and white. It so beautiful.
Richard Knight gave props (16 Mar 2012):
Fascinating shot, needless to say. Superb.
James Wiley gave props (17 Mar 2012):
Very, very strong foreground and exceptional composition!
Nadeem Shafi gave props (17 Mar 2012):
Tremendous depth added with inclusion of the walkway on the left - a powerful element that leads the eyes before they can wander to the landscape. Awesome comp, Ted.
Rob Linsalata gave props (18 Mar 2012):
Classic black & white feeling. Retro in fact. Lovely.
Laurie Search gave props (19 Mar 2012):
Wonderful composition!
Donna Mullins gave props (21 Mar 2012):
Great B&W and infinity photo! Very cool shot!
JamesHarmon McQuilkin gave props (21 Mar 2012):
A beautiful balance of s matter and tones--the glow is special, and enhances the textured flow so well
Marina Tillo gave props (30 Apr 2012):
stunning shot
Bailey Cooper said (15 May 2012):
This image of the often photographed Great Vine is simply superb. Many of the images are the 'infinity' shot which in and of itself is great photography. However, your incorporation of the architecture, pristine grounds, and looming sky, really kicks this up a notch. It is all so formal and precise as are the English. That this grape vine has survived nearly 250 years, through wars and the forces of nature is truly amazing.
John Prindle gave props (17 Aug 2012):
stellar