Antonio Correia
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Asher Kelman
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Antonio,
Where was this? Is it near Setùbal?
The range of jagged steep rocky cliffs is commanding and so interesting.
What’s remarkable is the detail gathered by your camera. I simply love it as one gets drawn into so many overlapping compositions tgat demand attention.
I pay attention to heavens designs of rock faces as they are remarkable inspirations for my own design of Public Art Sculpture.
Thats why, a picture one might think is just a snapshot, can hold such great and sustained interest for me.
So forgive me unusual and seemingly excessive enthusiasm, but this image has an array of rock that inspires me a lot!
Asher
P.S. any chance you might post some blow ups of the magnificent rocks!
Where was this? Is it near Setùbal?
The range of jagged steep rocky cliffs is commanding and so interesting.
What’s remarkable is the detail gathered by your camera. I simply love it as one gets drawn into so many overlapping compositions tgat demand attention.
I pay attention to heavens designs of rock faces as they are remarkable inspirations for my own design of Public Art Sculpture.
Thats why, a picture one might think is just a snapshot, can hold such great and sustained interest for me.
So forgive me unusual and seemingly excessive enthusiasm, but this image has an array of rock that inspires me a lot!
Asher
P.S. any chance you might post some blow ups of the magnificent rocks!
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Antonio Correia
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Asher, you think that the steep rocky cliffs are jagged ?
I think they are a bit indeed., aren't they ?
I think they are a bit indeed., aren't they ?
Antonio Correia
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On the track, a few meters ahead...
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Yes, “a bit my jagged”, covers it. I think of the sharp irregular edges that would slice a falling animal.
For me it’s uniquely fascinating and teaches me about natural forms and textures of ancient rock.!
It’s so rich in overlapping roundish regions of various Sienna tones, rust and green.
But my interest is selfish. I am educating myself on such natural beauty.
I have already collected extensive photographs of a remarkably sharper outcrop from a village in Bulgaria and used it to model a Public Art sculpture in textured steel for a hillside overlooking the ocean.
Asher
For me it’s uniquely fascinating and teaches me about natural forms and textures of ancient rock.!
But my interest is selfish. I am educating myself on such natural beauty.
I have already collected extensive photographs of a remarkably sharper outcrop from a village in Bulgaria and used it to model a Public Art sculpture in textured steel for a hillside overlooking the ocean.
Asher
Maggie Terlecki
Moderator
Amazing images, Antonio, but like you said, very steep! Looks like one small misstep and you'd fall in the ocean! Wow.
Antonio Correia
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We had to be careful walking in certain ways as it was really inclined
Thank you for commenting Maggie !
Thank you for commenting Maggie !