Hillside Tapestry - Robin Kleb

I guess these are all wild flowers. They all seem to be growing wild anyway.

Camera:	G1
Lens:	45mm
Film:	Kodak Max 400
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Posted:	30-Apr-2002

Rating: 7.50 (2 ratings)

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Comments

nice one

the purple are lupines, the pink "balls" are Owl s Clover. Where was this taken?

Richard Sintchak     30-Apr-2002 at 23:28

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Appropriate title

The vertical repetition of the lipines and grasses really does give the effect of a woven tapestry.

Bruce McKinney     01-May-2002 at 04:59

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location

Richard, I think it was called Crystal Ranch Rd (new road -- not on maps yet) on the right off of Ygnacio Valley Rd heading east, at the bottom of the hill after passing Cowel.

Robin Kleb     01-May-2002 at 09:08

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Very pleasing

This photo looks much better when viewed at 800 vs. 600 pixels width.

Bradley Schwartz     01-May-2002 at 09:42

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Silhouette

I particularly like the effect of the topmost lupine(s) against the sky. I think this photo would have been strengthened by a sky of deeper blue. --Anker

Anker Heegaard     01-May-2002 at 10:04

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Wow

Great colors. Nice subject. Very tranquil setting. A polarizer may have helped to darken the blue in the sky.

MARK MILLEN     01-May-2002 at 20:12

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Accents

Robin the purple accents along the normally dry, brown--sun drenched hills is makes for fine scene. I am convinced a slower film would have rendered an even richer colour palette. :-) Or, at least that is my wishfull thinking.

Jerome Belthrop     10-Jun-2002 at 00:20

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